Alabama football’s quarterback competition is still ongoing less than three weeks before the Crimson Tide kicks off the season against East Carolina on Sept.
Multiple Alabama football players appear to have improved their stock in the Crimson Tide’s first scrimmage of fall camp ahead of the 2026 season. Touchdown
The Alabama Crimson Tide’s offensive line will feature a handful of new faces throughout the 2026 campaign. The Tide find themselves with just one returning starter from last years’ offensive line in sophomore Michael Carroll.
Alabama football was inside Bryant-Denny Stadium for the first scrimmage of fall camp on Thursday as the program continues preparation for the 2026 season.
Legendary Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban is still paying close attention to his old team. Saban retired from coaching just days after the Crimson Tide’s loss in the Rose Bowl in January of 2024.
The Alabama Crimson Tide have undergone some change up front this offseason, and nothing signals that more than who will be their starting left tackle.
The Alabama Crimson Tide is busy with fall camp, and while all the noise surrounds the quarterback battle, there is also one going on in the backfield.
Alabama’s defensive analyst Jarret Johnson is causing a stir at training camp by donning a heavily padded Iron Man-style strike suit with numbers, used to absorb hits during hand-placement drills.
Ryan Coleman-Williams changed a lot about his game this offseason. Everything from his name to his number to his habits and place of training. But what about the tangible numbers?
Alabama football entered fall camp searching for a running game. The Crimson Tide rushed for 104.1 yards per game last season, good for 15th in the SEC and 125th in the nation.