May 9, 2021
With the Jaguars fresh off a year in which an undrafted free agent was their best performer, could they find a similar impact player in 2021?
No team got more out of their undrafted free agent class in 2020 than the Jacksonville Jaguars but can they do it again?
A year ago, the Jaguars found the biggest steal in the 2020 offseason by landing 1,000-yard rusher James Robinson in undrafted free agency, with Robinson then going on to start 14 games and ser numerous undrafted rookie offensive records. Aside from Robinson, the Jaguars also got plenty of impact from defensive tackle Doug Costin and Ben Ellefson became their No. 3 tight end rather quickly.
Jumbo Package: How high would Alabama’s second team rank in the top 25?
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There are a few schools that Mandel has ranked lower that I think could hang with Alabama B. LSU (No. 9) has the talent to beat this group. (It might have the talent to beat actual Alabama this year.) Oregon could win as well. Alabama B’s offensive line probably would struggle to block Ducks defensive end Kayvon Thibodeaux and linebacker Noah Sewell.
But even if I drop Alabama B behind those teams, it’s still a top-10 squad. Ohio State B wouldn’t be far behind. And that’s what frustrates those who would like to see a little more variety at the top of the sport.
Alabama wrapped up another successful draft class with 10 players selected during last weekâs NFL Draft. However, one of the major storylines from last weekend was the one Crimson Tide player who didnât hear his name called.
Despite leading Alabama with 80 tackles last season, Dylan Moses wasnât one of the 259 players selected in the NFL Draft. Instead, the former five-star linebacker signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars as an undrafted free agent.
Moses absence from the draft is largely due to a string of recent injuries as he missed all of the 2019 campaign with a knee injury before playing the majority of last season with a torn meniscus. Despite the setbacks, Nick Saban still believes his starting linebacker was worth a selection.
Alabama Secures Another High-Profile Transfer in Tennessee LB Henry To oTo o
He is the second transfer target to announce that he will be suiting up for the Crimson Tide this fall
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Tennessee linebacker Henry To oTo o has made his long-awaited transfer decision.
The former blue-chip recruit announced on Saturday morning that he would be finishing his college career at the University of Alabama. He chose the Crimson Tide over Ohio State and a slew of other top-tier programs.
To oTo o had been in the NCAA s transfer portal since Jan. 20, following the departure of coach Jeremy Pruitt, after a sophomore season with the Volunteers that included 76 total tackles, 47 solo stops, 10 tackles for loss, two pass breakups, one sack and one interception.
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) - Tennessee’s leading tackler Henry To’o To’o is heading to rival Alabama.
The junior linebacker announced Saturday on social media that he was transferring to the defending national champions. To’o To’o would likely be a candidate to replace starting inside linebacker Dylan Moses.
A new NCAA policy allows players to transfer once and be eligible to play immediately. However, the Southeastern Conference currently requires intraconference transfers to sit out a season.
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