Alex Golesh Isn’t Backing | Down Byrum Brown and Alex Golesh vs Alabama | Auburn Football Podcast

Alex Golesh made it clear during recent media appearances that Auburn football is entering a completely new era, and not everybody is buying in just yet. On today’s Auburn Express, the conversation dives into why Golesh continues distancing himself from Auburn’s recent failures and why that mentality could actually be exactly what this program needs heading into 2026. There has been a lot of discussion surrounding Golesh’s past matchups against Alabama while at USF, especially with Byrum Brown now expected to lead Auburn’s offense. But does any of that really matter once the Iron Bowl arrives? This episode breaks down why previous losses can actually become valuable lessons and how Auburn’s upgraded roster could completely change the equation this season. The show also takes a deeper look at something Auburn fans have been desperate to see for years: player development. One of the biggest criticisms during the previous coaching regime was the lack of offensive growth despite improved recruiting classes and transfer portal additions. That’s where the expectations for Alex Golesh become very clear. Auburn does not just need talent acquisition anymore. Auburn needs players to actually improve week after week and year after year. There is also discussion about why coaches must evolve just like players do. Golesh openly acknowledging that he has not accomplished anything at Auburn yet may actually be one of the strongest signs that he understands what this job truly requires. Auburn fans have heard promises before, but this situation feels different because of the willingness to adapt and grow. If Auburn finally gets consistent quarterback play, offensive development, and a staff willing to evolve, this program could look completely different much sooner than many expect. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices