BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - As a former quarterback, former Texas A&M offensive coordinator Darrell Dickey knows that a sack is typically the result of a defender getting through the offensive line.

However, he also knows the quarterback plays a big part in keeping himself off the turf.

Saturday, the ninth-ranked Aggies welcome an Auburn squad to Kyle Field that gave up nine sacks and 13 tackles for loss last week in a loss to Oklahoma. The Tigers enter Saturday’s game ranked 130th out of 136 Football Bowl Subdivision teams in sacks allowed per game at four.

“I think they went out in the portal and got themselves a really good line,” Dickey said of Auburn’s offensive front in this week’s Film Study with KBTX. “They maybe aren’t playing as well together right now as they could be, but there we

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