From 2008 to 2010, Alabama Crimson Tide superstar receiver Julio Jones dominated in the SEC, headlined by a national championship during his second season.
Cam Newton and Julio Jones got familiar with one another during their gridiron careers. The two were rivals in college, with Newton's Auburn Tigers downing Jones' Alabama Crimson Tide in the 2010 Iron Bowl.
Julio Jones recently retired from the NFL after one of the more impressive and dominant stretches of play in league history. A dynamic receiver blessed
Several former Alabama players are celebrating the career of former Crimson Tide wide receiver, Julio Jones after he announced his retirement from football on Friday.
Former Alabama and Atlanta Falcons legend Julio Jones retired from the NFL on Friday after more than a decade of dominance. Jones made the announcement on social media.
Former Alabama head coach Nick Saban won six National Championships during his time in Tuscaloosa, with the first one coming in the 2009 season, which broke a 17-year dry spell.
Despite high tailing it from College Gameday, to making a speech at the unveiling of Saban Field, Nick Saban still made some time to meet with one of his legendary former players.
Alabama football may finally have its first big-bodied wide receiver to be successful since Julio Jones. Whether it was injuries or guys not panning out for the program, the Crimson Tide has not had the best fortune of producing marquee receivers that are 6’3″ or taller to the National Football League.
Julio Jones was one of the first big-time prospects to commit to Alabama under Nick Saban. Jones played three seasons with the Crimson Tide before being drafted by the Atlanta Falcons in the first round of the 2011 NFL Draft.
39 players drafted from the Alabama Crimson Tide have made the NFL Pro Bowl at least once. This list includes an impressive 7 Hall of Fame inductees. How many of these members from Alabama that found success in the NFL can you name?