Alabama A&M wants to spread the field and hunt explosive passes. That puts FAMU’s secondary under the spotlight | Section M Football

Alabama A&M wants to spread the field and hunt explosive passes. That puts FAMU’s secondary under the spotlight.

If Rattler Island communicates, stays disciplined and eliminates big plays, this game tilts toward FAMU.#famufootball #alabamaamfootball #SectionMFootball pic.twitter.com/zz38nycdOt

— SECTION M FOOTBALL (@SectionMFB) September 24, 2026

🚨 FAMU’S MOST WANTED: DEFENSIVE EDITION

Alabama A&M attacks the LOS and creates disruption. These are the defenders Quinn Gray and the FAMU offense must account for Saturday.

Which Bulldog concerns you most? 👇🏾#SectionMFootball #FAMUFootball pic.twitter.com/12rQuDg8tu

— SECTION M FOOTBALL (@SectionMFB) September 24, 2026

FAMU’S MOST WANTED: Alabama A&M Offense 🎯

QB Cornelious Brown IV drives a pass-first attack built to hunt explosives and punish light boxes. Ryan Lewis’ defense must disrupt his timing, keep the roof on coverage and tackle in space.#FAMU #SectionMFootball pic.twitter.com/EUFTBxyCfU

— SECTION M FOOTBALL (@SectionMFB) September 23, 2026

What the Numbers Tell Us: Alabama A&M Defense
• 15.0 points allowed per game
• 295.3 yards allowed per game
• 25 TFL
• 11 sacks
• 18 QB hits
• 27.6% opponent third-down rate
FAMU must protect the interior, stay ahead of the chains and punish pressure with quick passes. pic.twitter.com/emA5Z48Oy4

— SECTION M FOOTBALL (@SectionMFB) September 23, 2026

What the Numbers Tell Us: Alabama A&M Offense
• 466.5 YPG
• 299.5 passing YPG
• 34.25 PPG
• 7.5 yards per play
• 53.5% on third down
This is a pass-first offense hunting explosive plays. FAMU must disrupt the QB and keep the roof on the coverage.#SectionMFootball #FAMU pic.twitter.com/XLSGy9Yfmc

— SECTION M FOOTBALL (@SectionMFB) September 23, 2026

VENOM pic.twitter.com/fjV3bnM7yD

— SECTION M FOOTBALL (@SectionMFB) September 22, 2026