Chas Nimrod Aims for 1K Yards at Auburn

0:00On March 19th, Auburn hasn't seen a wide receiver top 1,000 receiving yards in a single season for 27 years, not since Ronnie Daniels. Hit 1,068 back in 1999. Now, new quarterback Byron Brown, who transferred from USF, is predicting that Chaz Nimrod will shatter that mark this year. Nimrod put up 23 catches for 4 and 66 yards at USF last season, but he missed the second half due to injury. Holy healthy now, he's stepping into Auburn's offense with high hopes alongside his former teammates. Brown has high praise for Nimrod's daily work ethic and says he's setting that 1,000 yard goal right from the start. The chemistry from their time together at USF is already clicking, making practices fun and productive. A group of USF transfers, including Keshon Singleton, Cody Petigrew, Christian Neptune, and Jeremiah Cogor join the mix to boost Auburn's passing. Time after years of struggles. Last year, Kayondry Lambert Smith came closest with 50 grabs for 981 yards.

1:05With this talent infusion, Auburn fans are buzzing about finally unleashing an explosive offense that could end the long drought and light up the planes.