The Auburn Tigers have to prepare to see the best of an inconsistent Alabama Crimson Tide offense and quarterback Jalen Milroe.

Every year, the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Auburn Tigers face off in the historic Iron Bowl rivalry game. While neither team has lived up to its typical

Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback Jalen Milroe answered the call after the Auburn Tigers stoked the rivalry ahead of the Iron Bowl.

Ahead of the Iron Bowl, the Auburn Tigers leaders came out swinging for the crestfallen Alabama Crimson Tide, sending a strong warning to quarterback Jalen Milroe and head coach Kalen DeBoer.

He will not get out of that box this week." On Tuesday, Milroe bluntly responded when told of the Auburn freshman linebacker's comments. "I don't know who that is," Milroe said. "I mean, let him talk.

Freshman linebacker Demarcus Riddick made a bold prediction that he would never lose to the Crimson Tide in his Auburn career, and he also downplayed the matchup against freshman pass catcher Ryan Williams.

That is what has happened this week between Auburn and Alabama, with the Tide’s quarterback, Jalen Milroe, responding on Tuesday. It all started yesterday when Auburn freshman linebacker Demarcus Riddick was asked about facing off against Milroe and Alabama star freshman wide receiver Ryan Williams.

"It's all about just executing what we need to do so we can be our best us this weekend," Milroe said. The 8-3 Crimson Tide cannot participate in the SEC Championship Game but sti