Brent Taylor

1 week ago | rollbamaroll.com | Brent Taylor

John David Mercer-Imagn Images With NFL Draft season upon us, I spent some time with Brandan Shlulze (@SeaHawkersPod) of the Seahawkers podcast breaking down all of Alabama’s prospects and how they might fit with the Seattle Seahawks. Tyler Booker is particularly of interest, as Seattle’s giant glaring need is at offensive guard, and Booker just might be the best in the draft. We also talk Jihaad Campbell (he’ll fit in any scheme!), Jalen Milroe (oh boy), and even get into some tight ends.

1 week ago | rollbamaroll.com | Brent Taylor

Daniel Kucin Jr.-Imagn Images First up, we got our final press conferences of the spring from the coordinators. Ryan GrubbGrubb on what he learned about the offensive line this spring…“We have more versatility there than I initially anticipated, and what I mean by that is, Olaus is a guy who got out there and played left tackle almost every day. He certainly had an opportunity at left guard.

1 week ago | rollbamaroll.com | Brent Taylor

William Purnell-Imagn Images As the offseason rolls on, the NFL Draft is quickly sneaking up on us. The first round of the Draft will kick off on Thursday, April 24th (a little over a week from now), and that will dominate the sports news cycle for a couple of weeks. For Alabama, this will be the first Draft class from a coach not named Saban since 2007, though, admittedly, all of the players going for the NFL this year did play for the legendary head man.

2 weeks ago | rollbamaroll.com | Brent Taylor

Stephen Lew-Imagn Images With “A-Day right around the corner, the headlines have been eerily silent surrounding Alabama’s defense. There’s been plenty of talk about the QBs, OL, and WR observations over the last few weeks, but outside of a few comments about Jah-Marien Latham and Cam Calhoun, the defense as a whole has been out of the limelight. There’s been a few minor coaching changes since last season.

3 weeks ago | rollbamaroll.com | Brent Taylor

Gary Cosby Jr.-USA TODAY Sports With the NCAA tournament in the rearview mirror, Alabama’s basketball squad is now square in the middle of transfer portal silliness. Yesterday, the Tide picked up a 7ft center in Noah Williamson, but they also lost redshirt freshman Naas Cunningham. A native of West Orange, New Jersey, Cunningham was a Top 50 recruit in the 2024 cycle.