Brandon Jacobs’ Son Should’ve Been At Auburn! | Auburn Football Recruiting Misses | Auburn Football Podcast episode artwork

EPISODE · Nov 23, 2025 · 21 MIN

Brandon Jacobs’ Son Should’ve Been At Auburn! | Auburn Football Recruiting Misses | Auburn Football Podcast

from The Auburn Express · host The War Rapport || Mike G • B Wil • Ike Jones • C-Dub

🚨 BREAKING AUBURN FOOTBALL TALK — In this episode of The Auburn Express, we dive deep into some of the most unforgettable “what if” moments in Auburn football history, and the missed recruiting opportunities that still sting years later. From Brandon Jacobs’ explosive athleticism to his son Braden Jacobs starting at Clemson, this discussion uncovers how Auburn’s recruiting missteps continue to shape the narrative around the program. These are not just names — they’re legacy players Auburn should have locked down. The conversation also pivots to the buzz surrounding Duce Knight, Auburn’s promising young quarterback. Reports from spring practice suggest he’s showing growth beyond expectations. The hype is real — his arm talent, poise, and development under the Auburn staff could make him the face of the future. The crew compares Knight’s rise to Jeremy Johnson’s early flashes of brilliance, but this time, Auburn fans hope the story ends differently. There’s also a sharp look at how the program can rebuild trust with players, earn long-term buy-in from recruits, and find the next Ronnie Brown or Cadillac Williams in an era where NIL and the transfer portal dominate. This one’s packed with nostalgia, sharp takes, and hard truths about Auburn football’s recruiting past and future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

🚨 BREAKING AUBURN FOOTBALL TALK — In this episode of The Auburn Express, we dive deep into some of the most unforgettable “what if” moments in Auburn football history, and the missed recruiting opportunities that still sting years later. From Brandon Jacobs’ explosive athleticism to his son Braden Jacobs starting at Clemson, this discussion uncovers how Auburn’s recruiting missteps continue to shape the narrative around the program. These are not just names — they’re legacy players Auburn should have locked down. The conversation also pivots to the buzz surrounding Duce Knight, Auburn’s promising young quarterback. Reports from spring practice suggest he’s showing growth beyond expectations. The hype is real — his arm talent, poise, and development under the Auburn staff could make him the face of the future. The crew compares Knight’s rise to Jeremy Johnson’s early flashes of brilliance, but this time, Auburn fans hope the story ends differently. There’s also a sharp look at how the program can rebuild trust with players, earn long-term buy-in from recruits, and find the next Ronnie Brown or Cadillac Williams in an era where NIL and the transfer portal dominate. This one’s packed with nostalgia, sharp takes, and hard truths about Auburn football’s recruiting past and future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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