Auburn’s Linebackers Are SCARY Good 👀 | Auburn Football Podcast
Spring practice is heating up on the Plains, and after the second open viewing window, one thing is becoming crystal clear: Auburn’s linebacker room might be the most dangerous unit on this entire roster. After getting eyes on practice and hearing directly from players like Elijah Melendez, the energy, organization, and intensity of this team feels completely different compared to last year. The biggest takeaway from this session is how advanced this group looks already. There’s no wasted motion, no confusion, just constant reps and execution. That tone starts at the top and carries throughout the entire roster. And defensively, the linebacker group is setting the standard. Elijah Melendez is taking a major leap. After a freshman season that included 19 solo tackles, a sack, and two interceptions, he now looks physically and mentally ready to take over games. Pair him with Xavier Adkins and a fully healthy DeMarcus Riddick, and Auburn has a trio that could stack up with anyone in the SEC. But the conversation doesn’t stop there. The safety room is loaded with depth and experience, and the running back group continues to turn heads as well. There’s real competition across the board, and that’s something this team lacked at times last season. The biggest question still comes down to offense. Byrum Brown’s impact is undeniable, but the offensive line will ultimately determine just how far this team can go. If that unit takes a step forward, Auburn could easily outperform expectations this season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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