The University of Alabama football team had five players selected on the final day of the 2013 National Football League Draft Saturday afternoon at Radio City Music Hall.
The five selections on Saturday gave Alabama a total of nine players taken in the 2013 NFL Draft, setting a new modern-era record
Day two of the NFL Draft has come to a close as only one former member of the Alabama Crimson Tide, running back Eddie Lacy was selected.
Lacy, long projected to be the top running back heading into the 2013 NFL Draft, fell out of the first round and into the late second round, eventually selected by the Green Bay Packers
Alabama sent off Dee Milliner (RD1 - PK9), Chance Warmack (RD1 - PK10), and DJ Fluker (RD1 - PK11) off into the NFL last night!
Thursday night, three Alabama boys showed out in the NFL Draft when Dee Milliner, Chance Warmack and DJ Fluker went back to back to back, 9th, 10th, and 11th.
The first round of the NFL Draft has arrived with analysts saying as many as five Alabama players had a chance to be drafted Thursday night. The Crimson Tide would have to 'settle' with only three first round draft picks - Dee Milliner, Chance Warmack, and D.J. Fluker. Unfortunately, Alabama wasn't able to join the Miami Hurricanes as the only team since 1967 to have four players drafted in the first round for three straight years.
The Nick Saban football factory is running at full production and the next batch of talented players will be delivered to the NFL tonight. When the first round gets underway, the Crimson Tide will have a chance to do what only one other program has done in nearly fifty years
The Madden Curse—which causes whatever NFL star is featured on the popular game's cover to suffer a horrible injury or a disappointing season the next year—is something that many NFL fans believe in fully. But if it happens this time around, that would be kind of weird.
Take a look at our huge photo gallery from the 2013 A-Day Game. The White team defeated the Crimson team 17-14 on a 7-yard touchdown run by TJ Yeldon, who was also awarded player of the game.
The White team defeated the Crimson 17-14 in the 2013 A-Day game in front of a crowd around 70,000 Alabama fans. Head coach Nick Saban thought the team's mental intensity wasn't where it needed to be, wh
