Auburn's "Sloppy" Scrimmage Might Actually Be GOOD News | Coffee and Cornbread

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Auburn's first fall scrimmage was described as "sloppy," but should Auburn fans actually be concerned? We break down why the biggest issues weren't about talent, but correctable mistakes involving communication, pre-snap execution, tackling, crowd noise and handling pressure situations.

With another scrimmage still ahead and time remaining before Week 1, Alex Golesh and his staff have an opportunity to identify these problems now instead of discovering them when the games actually count.

We also dive into the growing confidence surrounding Byrum Brown and Alex Golesh's offensive system. Would you trade Auburn's quarterback and scheme combination for many of the teams currently ranked inside the preseason Top 25?

Plus:

• Why Auburn's sloppy scrimmage isn't necessarily a reason to panic
• The difference between talent problems and correctable mistakes
• Why having the entire offense installed already matters
• How Byrum Brown compares to quarterbacks on preseason Top 25 teams
• Why we still haven't seen the full version of Byrum Brown at Auburn
• What Brown's running ability could unlock once the games begin

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