ALERT: Hugh Freeze Drops UPDATES on Auburn’s Offensive Line & Kicking Game I Auburn Football Podcast

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Auburn football is just days away from its season opener against Baylor, and Head Coach Hugh Freeze had plenty to say in his latest press conference. From Jackson Arnold’s progression as QB1 to concerns about the kicking game and excitement around the wide receiver room, there’s no shortage of storylines heading into Friday night. Auburn fans have been waiting months for this moment, and now the countdown is down to just four more sleeps until kickoff! Freeze’s comments gave insight into Jackson Arnold’s decision-making, pocket presence, and playmaking ability. He praised Arnold’s growth but admitted he still needs to trust his progressions and avoid “making things up” mid-play. Auburn’s offensive line was also front and center, with Freeze noting improvement in one-on-one pass protection but stressing the importance of staying out of long third-down situations. The biggest curveball came when Freeze addressed kicker Alex McPherson’s status. For the first time, there’s doubt about his availability for Friday. That revelation raised red flags for Auburn fans, given last season’s kicking struggles that cost the team multiple games. Freeze confirmed that backup kickers Towns and Gibbs are ready if needed. Finally, Hugh Freeze raved about transfer WR Horatio Fields, calling him the “father figure” of the wide receiver room and praising his leadership and route-running. With young stars like Cam Coleman and Perry Thompson alongside Fields, Auburn’s passing attack could be more dangerous than it’s been in years. This game against Baylor won’t just be the debut for Auburn’s new-look offense—it could set the tone for the entire season. ⏱️ Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:35 Jackson Arnold Update 6:40 Offensive Line Concerns 12:15 Kicking Game Worries 17:55 Wide Receiver Room Leadership 23:20 Closing Thoughts

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