The Entire Crew (Bryan, Jeffrey and Jay G.) holds its weekly FRIDAY POWWOW where they discuss Auburn's health situation heading into the Monroe game this weekend, trends to watch and a quick review of another eventful week in basketball recruiting.

The Fellas discuss a semi-eventful night with Rhett Lashlee, which included some chatter about Kerryon Johnson's toughness that nobody ever questioned. They also reveal their "first third" Season MVPs.

The Fellas get into the nitty gritty of Auburn's red-zone foibles -- including some guesses about how the Tigers can turn this disastrous element of the operation into a strength. They also discussion "P.A.S.S.I.O.N." and a season-ending injury to DE Paul James III. 

The Fellas discuss another potential break-through Tuesday press conference from Gus Malzahn, who showed his human side by saying he'd been obsessing too much over certain part os his job. And the he vowed to stop doing that and become more of a empowerment guy. Can he be that guy? We shall see.

The Fellas discuss Les Miles' firing, the dude who set the Toomer's Corner oak tree on fire (plus the girl who held him accountable) and Kevin Steele's comments on 'affects,' safe tackling and a strong night from the defensive line.

The Fellas review another crazy AU-LSU game, which included six kicks and The Temporary Touchdown. The defense? Outstanding almost the whole way through. The offense? Not awesome, but better everywhere but the red zone. Let's talk it over.

The Entire Crew (Bryan, Jeffrey and Jay G.) reconvene to discuss Jeffrey's apparent aversion to funnel cakes, the Tigers' newest basketball commitment, Sean White's seaworthiness and a preview of what promises to be a big weekend of recruiting on the Plains. 

The Fellas return after a sick day (Jay G.'s fault entirely) to examine AU's current administrative situation and the machinations behind assessing Gus Malzahn's future. With the president on his way out, how does that affect things? They also talk about Woody Barrett, Sean White and the H-back position not being "a stat monster."

The Fellas recap a striking interview with Gus Malzahn, which all but included an apology for the team's poor play against Texas A&M. His Tuesday press conference also included some damning statements about the quality of coaching being provided by Malzahn and his staff right now. Interesting times indeed.

The Fellas review a somewhat interesting with defensive coordinator Kevin Steele channels his inner raconteur with tales of defensive players as firemen. Also discussed: Turnovers, Byron Cowart, Leonard Fournette and some basketball chatter.

The Fellas return to recap just what in the world happened against Texas A&M. Auburn's offense once again sputtered, which is a bad look for Gus Malzahn. We wonder how his unit can be a work in progress after four seasons and why this upcoming game against LSU carries more significance than ever. 

The Entire Crew (Bryan, Jeffrey and Jay G.) convene for another Friday show, which includes a humorous review of Tiger Talk, Jeffrey revealing that he's never eaten a funnel cake and what he think of Auburn's chances with four-star receiver Henry Ruggs. 

The Fellas review Kevin Steele's comments from Wednesday, which reveal a lot of insight into Texas A&M's new offense, guided by former AU offensive coordinator Noel Mazzone, and what Auburn must do to counteract it. 

The Fellas take a gander at the Tigers' 2017 football schedule, which includes what could be a difficult game against Georgia Southern to open and a brutal stretch of road games in October and early November. Also discussed: Devaroe Lawrence, trash talking along the offensive line, Lamar Jackson. 

The Fellas review Gus Malzahn's weekly press conference that (surprise!) dealt mostly with the Tigers' offense. We also ponder the value of Carl Lawson's first two games of the season. Our show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company. 

The Fellas take a look at Auburn's defensive achievements from the weekend win against Arkansas State then review what offensive coordinator Rhett Lashlee had to say Sunday night. Presented by VooDoo Wing Company. 

The Fellas review what was an impressive offensive performance for Auburn against the hated Red Wolves of Arkansas State. Sean White went off. So did Bubba Pettway. It's difficult to find one bad thing to say about how the Tigers handled business in Week Two, so John Denver gets to lead the way. The show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company. 

The Full Crew (Bryan, Jay and Jeffrey) reconvene to discuss Malzahn's frequent assertion that his offense is a work in progress. Is that OK? Jeffrey Lee also provides a recruiting snapshot and a look ahead to the next round of visitors. Presented by VooDoo Wing Company.

The Fellas discuss offensive coordinator Rhett Lashlee's comments that the Tigers' quarterbacks were "four plays" away from being good against Clemson. And other stuff from Lashlee's turn at the podium.

The Fellas return with a show dedicated to Kevin Steele's recent comments about his defense, which was strong against Clemson last weekend. Topics include his trio of young-ish linebackers, the rotation at cornerback and why he was so annoyed about conceding 151 rushing yards the other night. Presented by VooDoo Wing Company.

The Fellas produce a rare afternoon show due to Gus Malzahn's Tuesday morning press conference, which was a doozy. The Head Coach acknowledged that he failed to handle the offensive game plan ideally leading into (and during) the Clemson game and vowed to stick with Sean White moving forward. He also pledged to learn from what did work last weekend. Do you trust him? Tough call. 

The Fellas review the Tigers' defensive effort during their narrow-ish loss to Clemson on Saturday night. Carl Lawson played well despite facing a lot of double teams and the linebackers, well, they were much more savage than they've been in a while. The show is presented by VooDoo Wing Company. 

The Fellas take a look at the Tigers' bizarre offensive showing during the 19-13 loss to Clemson Saturday night. Auburn used three quarterbacks and five different players took snaps. Being experimental is one thing, but can Gus Malzahn go into future games without a true identity on offense?

The Fellas take a final look at the Clemson game before kickoff, breaking down Auburn's goals on both sides of the ball. They also identify "surprise performers" on offense and defense. Auburn and Clemson tangle Saturday night at 8 p.m.

The Fellas return with a quick review of Auburn football's overall health ahead of the Clemson game. Not the players' health; the program's health. Is this a crucial season for Malzahn? Is this a must-win game for him? How does the team's success affect athletic director Jay Jacobs? They also discuss Malzahn's promise to operate at a faster pace and consider this defense's true value. 

The Fellas review offensive coordinator Rhett Lashlee's final preseason press conference, which includes information regarding Kyle Davis, the backup QBs and another (unwarranted?) affirmation of this QBs-to-WRs development plan that has yielded iffy results.