The Jacobian (or sandpile group) is an algebraic invariant of a graph that plays a similar role to the class group in classical number theory. There are multiple recent results controlling the sizes of these groups in Galois towers of graphs that mimic the classical results in Iwasawa theory, though the connection to the values of the Ihara zeta function often requires some adjustment. In this talk we will give a new way to view the Jacobian of a graph that more directly centers the edges of the graph, construct a module over the relevant Iwasawa algebra that nearly corresponds to the interpolated zeta function, and discuss where the discrepancy comes from.