Auburn’s Young Backfield Finds Its Footing in Preseason
With few injuries and several key players returning to full health, Auburn’s coaching staff sees a promising outlook as the team prepares for the upcoming season.
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With few injuries and several key players returning to full health, Auburn’s coaching staff sees a promising outlook as the team prepares for the upcoming season.
Auburn University football began its preseason regimen on August 5, with key players participating and several injury statuses clarified.
As Auburn counts down the days to its new era under Alex Golesh, a mix of freshmen, transfers and overlooked veterans are poised to step into the spotlight.
Ahead of the September 5 neutral‑site opener against Baylor, Auburn’s football staff is navigating open guard spots, a health‑questioned left tackle, and a deep running back group, while defensive depth battles intensify.
Auburn's backfield enters the new season with a blend of proven production and fresh talent, aiming to rebuild a rushing attack that last topped 3,000 yards in 2016.

Auburn’s Jeremiah Cobb enters his senior season aiming to surpass 1,000 rushing yards, facing a new coaching staff and a crowded backfield.