The Film Room: We have only seen tip of the iceberg of Auburn's RPO offense
In the world of Auburn media and content, I hope this film study is something unique. The goal is to create a dialogue based on football IQ learned from spending time in the coaching world–how an opposing coach may look at Auburn’s game film.
Also, I don’t only want to review plays and break them down–I also want to talk philosophy, choices, and take on growing narratives with a head-on approach. I tend to spend plenty of time on the offensive line as well.
Auburn’s offense had a great first half against South Alabama, then fell off a bit in the second half. The Tigers showed several nuances that have built upon the base offense from week one to week three. Jackson Arnold still has a number of options he could go to on specific plays. So far, the Tigers have kept things close to the vest, while showing the options on film, and giving opposing defenses something to prepare for.