Alabama football is preparing for major adjustments along its defensive line when the 2026 season arrives. As key positions open up, speculation grows about who will step up and keep the Crimson Tide on top.
Alabama continues to strengthen its offensive line through the transfer portal, this time welcoming SEC recruit Ethan Fields. His addition marks the fifth offensive lineman to commit by way of the portal, signaling the Crimson Tide’s focused approach to roster growth.
Three of Alabama’s highly anticipated participants have withdrawn from this year’s Panini Senior Bowl due to injuries. Although five Crimson Tide players remain on the roster, fans will miss seeing linebackers Deontae Lawson and Justin Jefferson, as well as wide receiver Germie Bernard.
After dropping their opener to Florida State, the Alabama Crimson Tide have powered through the rest of their schedule with a newfound confidence. A key reason is Ty Simpson, whose influence was highlighted by the coach following a victory over Georgia. With his growing locker room presence, Simpson has helped lift the Tide to a higher level of performance.
During Alabama’s victory over Georgia, left tackle Kadyn Proctor took an unexpected handoff, rumbling 11 yards in a near-scoring dash. The play became a highlight in a hard-fought game, underscoring the team’s inventive approach.
Alabama began its season with a stumble, falling to Florida State in a game defined by an unexpected lapse in effort. Now, the program is determined to reestablish the intensity that has traditionally set it apart.
Alabama running back Jam Miller suffered a collarbone injury in an August 16 scrimmage. He is expected to rejoin the Crimson Tide for their SEC opener, providing the team with a key offensive contributor as conference play begins.
As the off-season unfolds and news becomes scarce, pressing questions emerge about the performance of Alabama’s receivers last season. Were they a setback for the team, or did they meet expectations? We delve into this critical evaluation amid the calm before the next storm.
The Indianapolis Colts have selected Alabama’s interior defensive lineman Tim Smith with the 190th overall pick. Here’s what draft experts are saying about his potential impact on the team.