Many would say the team got there despite Milroe, not because of him and we looked really, really shabby on offense with the lowest output we've had in a LONG, LONG time. Really, watch the UAC video I posted to you. It's all there...
Current (unofficial) projected 3-deep depth chart
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Many would say the team got there despite Milroe, not because of him and we looked really, really shabby on offense with the lowest output we've had in a LONG, LONG time. Really, watch the UAC video I posted to you. It's all there...
Mack reclassified as a senior in high school so he’s just now 18. He may have a year of running the scout team at wash but I really have a hard time seeing him as the starter without any significant game playing time. I was very willing to admit I judged Milroe too harshly after the first few games but it is what it is. He’s got some serious issues that should have been corrected by now and they’re still glaring weaknesses. At this point I don’t see him picking up an offense as complex as the one we will be running. If I had to put money on it I’d say Ty starts and Milroe has a package he comes in and runs as a change of pace. Like Tebow his freshman year at Florida
Last year the team backed Milroe, because they LIKED him.
I hate to tell em, but Like isn't the reason to choose a starting QB.
I would like to have a QB that knows and can perform every play in the book. I would like to have a QB that recognized Defensive alignments, and knows what to do about them.
I don't care how fast he runs, if he can't throw a decent screen pass, If he can't read the defense fast enough to not get sacked...
He would not be my starter. We do not need a QB that can only use 1/4 of our plays. We need the man who learns the book and can execute all of the plays.
This is not a 3 deep chart but I saw it posted on the internet and thought it was interesting. It's a complete list of our current players including the new folks. Seems like we have 79 right now.
FULL SCHOLARSHIP BREAKDOWN FOR THE ALABAMA FOOTBALL TEAM: as of 01-22-2024
QB (4):
- Jalen Milroe - R-Jr.
- Ty Simpson - R-So.
- Dylan Lonergan - R-Fr.
- Austin Mack - R-Fr.
RB (5):
- Jam Miller - Jr.
- Justice Haynes - So.
- Richard Young - R-Fr.
- Kevin Riley - Fr.
- Daniel Hill - Fr.
WR (10):
- Kobe Prentice - Jr.
- Kendrick Law - Jr.
- Germie Bernard - Jr.
- Emmanuel Henderson - Jr.
- Jalen Hale - So.
- Jaren Hamilton - R-Fr.
- Cole Adams - R-Fr.
- Amari Jefferson - Fr.
- Rico Scott - Fr.
- Aeryn Hampton - Fr.
TE (6):
- CJ Dippre - Sr.
- Robbie Ouzts - Sr.
- Danny Lewis - R-So.
-Ty Lockwood - R-Fr.
- Caleb Odom - Fr.
- Jay Lindsey - Fr.
OL (13):
- Jaeden Roberts - R-Jr.
- James Brockermeyer - R-Jr.
- Tyler Booker - Jr.
- Parker Brailsford - R-So.
- Elijah Pritchett - R-So.
- Olaus Alinen - R-Fr.
- Wilkin Formby - R-Fr.
- Miles McVay - R-Fr.
- Roq Montgomery - R-Fr.
- Naquil Betrand - R-Fr.
- Casey Poe - Fr.
- Joseph Ionata - Fr.
- William Sanders - Fr.
DL (14):
- Tim Smith Jr. - Gr.
- Jah-Marien Latham - R-Sr.
- Tim Keenan III - R-Jr.
- Damon Payne Jr. - R-Jr.
- Jaheim Oatis - Jr.
- Khurtiss Perry - R-So.
- LT Overton - Jr.
- James Smith - So.
- Hunter Osborne - R-Fr.
- Edric Hill - R-Fr.
- Jordan Renaud - R-Fr.
- Isaia Faga - Fr.
- Jeremiah Beaman - Fr.
- Steve Mboumoua - Fr.
LB (13):
- Quandarrius Robinson - R-Sr.
- Justin Jefferson - Sr.
- Deontae Lawson - R-Jr.
- Keanu Koht - R-Jr.
- Jihaad Campbell - Jr.
- Jeremiah Alexander - R-So.
- Qua Russaw - R-Fr.
- Keon Keeley - R-Fr.
- Yhonzae Pierre - R-Fr.
- Justin Okoronkwo - Fr.
- Sterling Dixon - Fr.
- Cayden Jones - Fr.
- Jayshawn Ross - Fr.
CB (7):
- Domani Jackson - Jr.
- Tony Mitchell - So.
- Jahlil Hurley - R-Fr
- Zabien Brown - Fr.
- Zay Mincey - Fr.
- Jaylen Mbakwe - Fr.
- Dre Kirkpatrick Jr. - Fr.
S (5):
- Malachi Moore - Gr.
- DeVonta Smith - R-Jr.
- Bray Hubbard - So.
- Red Morgan - Fr.
- Peyton Woodyard - Fr.
SPEC (2):
- James Burnip - R-Sr.
- Conor Talty - R-Fr.
FULL SCHOLARSHIP BREAKDOWN FOR THE ALABAMA FOOTBALL TEAM: as of 01-22-2024
QB (4):
- Jalen Milroe - R-Jr.
- Ty Simpson - R-So.
- Dylan Lonergan - R-Fr.
- Austin Mack - R-Fr.
RB (5):
- Jam Miller - Jr.
- Justice Haynes - So.
- Richard Young - R-Fr.
- Kevin Riley - Fr.
- Daniel Hill - Fr.
WR (10):
- Kobe Prentice - Jr.
- Kendrick Law - Jr.
- Germie Bernard - Jr.
- Emmanuel Henderson - Jr.
- Jalen Hale - So.
- Jaren Hamilton - R-Fr.
- Cole Adams - R-Fr.
- Amari Jefferson - Fr.
- Rico Scott - Fr.
- Aeryn Hampton - Fr.
TE (6):
- CJ Dippre - Sr.
- Robbie Ouzts - Sr.
- Danny Lewis - R-So.
-Ty Lockwood - R-Fr.
- Caleb Odom - Fr.
- Jay Lindsey - Fr.
OL (13):
- Jaeden Roberts - R-Jr.
- James Brockermeyer - R-Jr.
- Tyler Booker - Jr.
- Parker Brailsford - R-So.
- Elijah Pritchett - R-So.
- Olaus Alinen - R-Fr.
- Wilkin Formby - R-Fr.
- Miles McVay - R-Fr.
- Roq Montgomery - R-Fr.
- Naquil Betrand - R-Fr.
- Casey Poe - Fr.
- Joseph Ionata - Fr.
- William Sanders - Fr.
DL (14):
- Tim Smith Jr. - Gr.
- Jah-Marien Latham - R-Sr.
- Tim Keenan III - R-Jr.
- Damon Payne Jr. - R-Jr.
- Jaheim Oatis - Jr.
- Khurtiss Perry - R-So.
- LT Overton - Jr.
- James Smith - So.
- Hunter Osborne - R-Fr.
- Edric Hill - R-Fr.
- Jordan Renaud - R-Fr.
- Isaia Faga - Fr.
- Jeremiah Beaman - Fr.
- Steve Mboumoua - Fr.
LB (13):
- Quandarrius Robinson - R-Sr.
- Justin Jefferson - Sr.
- Deontae Lawson - R-Jr.
- Keanu Koht - R-Jr.
- Jihaad Campbell - Jr.
- Jeremiah Alexander - R-So.
- Qua Russaw - R-Fr.
- Keon Keeley - R-Fr.
- Yhonzae Pierre - R-Fr.
- Justin Okoronkwo - Fr.
- Sterling Dixon - Fr.
- Cayden Jones - Fr.
- Jayshawn Ross - Fr.
CB (7):
- Domani Jackson - Jr.
- Tony Mitchell - So.
- Jahlil Hurley - R-Fr
- Zabien Brown - Fr.
- Zay Mincey - Fr.
- Jaylen Mbakwe - Fr.
- Dre Kirkpatrick Jr. - Fr.
S (5):
- Malachi Moore - Gr.
- DeVonta Smith - R-Jr.
- Bray Hubbard - So.
- Red Morgan - Fr.
- Peyton Woodyard - Fr.
SPEC (2):
- James Burnip - R-Sr.
- Conor Talty - R-Fr.
BTW, our three incoming freshman CB's are all 5*. Mbakwe was already and Brown and Mincey were just upgraded to 5*. The first three listed were also 5* in their class. Young but incredibly talented at this position.
That is a good looking group right there. Lot of young players. Gonna need some help at TE but CB really needs to be shored up.
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If Milroe doesn't win the job, I think Coach Deboer would be crazy, not having a package for Milroe coming off the bench..
Could you imagine being a DC, having too prepare for Coach Deboer's regular style of offense with a new QB running it, then having to prepare for Milroe & what he does best as well coming off the bench..
If Milroe doesn't win the job, he's just too good & talented, not using his skill set as well in this coming years offense at the QB spot..No matter if he's the starter or not..
For an offensive minded coach like Coach Deboer is, he should be salivating or foaming at the mouth, at the thought of having Milroe's skill set in his arsenal on the offensive side of the ball & using Milroe's talent every game as well.
Call me a crazy Alabama Football Fan, but, that's a DC's nightmare come true having a two headed monster at Alabama..
Could you imagine being a DC, having too prepare for Coach Deboer's regular style of offense with a new QB running it, then having to prepare for Milroe & what he does best as well coming off the bench..
If Milroe doesn't win the job, he's just too good & talented, not using his skill set as well in this coming years offense at the QB spot..No matter if he's the starter or not..
For an offensive minded coach like Coach Deboer is, he should be salivating or foaming at the mouth, at the thought of having Milroe's skill set in his arsenal on the offensive side of the ball & using Milroe's talent every game as well.
Call me a crazy Alabama Football Fan, but, that's a DC's nightmare come true having a two headed monster at Alabama..
I think there's zero chance Milroe stays if he doesn't start. Finished 6th in Heisman voting so his phone would be ringing.
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Exactly & I agree with you a million percent..
He'd definitely be gone if he loses the starting spot at QB..
I'd hate to see that happen & would be grateful he stuck around instead of bailing on us after Coach Saban retired like some players obviously did..
What makes a player successful? A lot of factors, I would argue, but especially for a QB:
- Native talent.
- System in which he working. (Could Tom Brady succeed in the offense the Ravens run today? I would argue no.)
- Familiarity with that system
- Familiarity and chemistry with other teammates, (for a QB that means o-linemen and especially receivers).
- Native talent would be exactly the same.
- The system would be different from what he played under at Bama. (I did not see Penix running nearly as much as Milroe did for Bama last year.)
- His familiarity with the UW offense would be much less (as it is now at Bama under Coach DeBoer)
- He would have little to no chemistry with his new Huskie teammates.
Penix had 35 carries for EIGHT yards this season. It's not an offense that features QB runs. Looking back over many seasons, it doesn't look like it ever really has been.
I would encourage those who aren't familiar with the offense UW ran under CKD to go to youtube and watch. There are more than several VERY GOOD videos where the person or persons break down the offense, the different types of plays run, and the blocking schemes that go along with them. Granted, I don't expect the offense to look exactly like UW's did because of talent differences at positions that may not have been the same at UW. However, I expect the overall nature of the offense to remain the same and I highly doubt there will be big deviations from what we see on video.
Remember that a lot of us thought the same thing about Tyler Buchner. He knew Reese’s system and should hit the ground running. Then we watched the South Florida game.
well his passes did hit the ground a lot
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