Alabama football focuses on offense in first fall camp scrimmage
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 9:06 AM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026

Alabama football is concentrating on several key areas during its first fall camp scrimmage on August 13. The quarterback competition remains a primary focus, but attention is also on the run game, wide receiver depth, and offensive line cohesion. Offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb expressed optimism about the run game’s development, highlighting returners and freshmen showing promise. The search for a reliable No. 3 wide receiver continues, with players like Rico Scott and Derek Meadows gaining traction. The offensive line seeks to establish optimal communication and performance as they finalize their starting unit.
- •Scrimmage scheduled for August 13 focuses on offensive progression.
- •Quarterback competition is central to Alabama's offensive evaluation.
- •Grubb emphasizes improvement in the run game as key to success.
- •Wide receiver depth remains a concern with injury to Noah Rogers.
- •Offensive line is finalizing starting positions for greater cohesion.
- 9:06 AMYahoo Sports — Three focuses for Alabama football offense's first fall camp scrimmage
"Here's three key areas on offense Alabama will be looking at during its first scrimmage.
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