It has been a tough year for Alabama cornerback Josh Jobe, but the senior made a play that may have saved the Crimson Tide’s national championship hopes.
Young completed 28-of-48 passes, good for 58% completion but the Crimson Tide receiving core dropped eight passes on the night that would have allowed the offense to look even better.
When Jaylen Waddle went down with an ankle injury against Tennessee, Slade Bolden stepped into the starting lineup. Outside of Tuscaloosa, Bolden was not a well known player, but he quickly introduced himself to the college football world.
After having a number of first-round receivers ahead of him, 2021 could be prove to be a breakout season for Xavier Williams. The Hollywood, Florida native came to Alabama as four-star wide receiver, rated as the No. 3 receiver and No. 29 player overall in the class of 2018 according to ESPN.