This Crimson Tide unit can do whatever it wants, and that was on full display on Saturday in the Iron Bowl. Jones showed off his touch deep on the 66-yard double move in the first quarter, found tight end Jahleel Billingsley -- who recorded his first catch of the season on Oct. 24 -- on a floater across the field for another score and Smith showed off his jets on a catch-and-run touchdown in the third quarter. If it's not through the air, it's on the ground. Harris' cut at the line of scrimmage in traffic on his 39-yard touchdown run in the third quarter will give Auburn's defense nightmares. Defensive coordinators can't focus on one aspect of the offense because it sets itself up to get exposed in other areas. The rest of the country is playing checkers. Alabama is playing chess.It's just not fair.