Alabama football head coach Kalen DeBoer shared what he likes, and a potential concern, about the Tide's quarterbacks.

MOBILE, Ala. — Standing outside Hancock Whitney Stadium at the Senior Bowl where former Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe was getting looked at by NFL scouts, Alabama football coach Kalen DeBoer spoke glowingly of what was to come for the Crimson Tide at quarterback.

After firing Colin Hitschler after one season with the Crimson Tide, DeBoer hired Jones, a former Alabama defensive back and Tuscaloosa native who was most recently the cornerbacks coach at North Carolina, to his staff.

Ryan Grubb has nearly been Alabama football’s offensive coordinator multiple times. He interviewed with Nick Saban, and had accepted the job under Kalen DeBoer last season before defecting to the NFL’s Seattle Seahawks.

Alabama’s defensive staff has made multiple moves this offseason, moving on from defensive backs coach Colin Hitschler, promoting analyst Chuck Morrell to inside linebackers coach, and most recently,

MOBILE, Ala. – The offseason has officially arrived for Alabama, and with that comes talk of the Crimson Tide’s quarterback battle. It will dominate articles, message boards, social media and everywhere in between in the coming weeks and months before the Crimson Tide kicks off the 2025 campaign,

There’s no answer key or proven scientific formula to grade Kalen DeBoer’s first year as the coach of the Alabama Crimson Tide. Which is to say it is all subjective.

Kalen DeBoer addresses rumors of Alabama football hiring former Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb.

Entering his second offseason as Alabama‘s head coach, Kalen DeBoer has plenty of questions to answer, especially as it relates to his still-evolving Crimson Tide coaching staff. During a brief media gaggle inside Ladd-Peebles Stadium in Mobile on the first day of Senior Bowl practices Tuesday,

Despite missing the College Football Playoffs in his first year as the Alabama head coach, Kalen DeBoer “actually handled (Year 1) properly from a strategic standpoint,” says college football analyst Josh Pate.