re: I want Jefferson to play at Auburn ... and here's why

At this point, I am not sure there is really anything that JJ does consistently well. On 3rd and inches, having him come in does at least give you a stronger runner to take a QB sneak. But, Lee showed that he can run the ball a bit on Saturday (granted, against McNeese).

JJ isn't really a threat to throw the ball except on screens or short outs to the sidelines, and even then it's a dicey situation.

So, other than a few situational spots (like Tebow in his FR year...certainly not comparing talent levels), there really isn't a place for JJ as a starter...UNLESS...Lee likes to see 1-2 series before coming in. That's the only logical explanation left.