Alabama football offensive line works on cohesion and execution
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 8:30 PM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026

Alabama's offensive line faces challenges as they seek cohesion and consistency under coach Kalen DeBoer. DeBoer noted the line's struggles in 2025 led to a complete overhaul, with only one returning starter. He identified three positions as solidified, including Jackson Lloyd at left tackle, Michael Carroll at right guard, and Racin Delgatty at center, while competition continues for the left guard and right tackle roles. DeBoer emphasized ongoing challenges with execution and synergy, highlighting the urgency of practice as the team looks to improve moving forward.
- •DeBoer praises the defensive line, noting mismatches faced by opponents.
- •Three spots on the offensive line appear settled, with competition ongoing.
- •Cohesion and execution remain significant challenges for the offensive unit.
- •The team is in the middle of its practice sessions, working on improvement.
- •DeBoer aims for consistent rotation and preparation as the season approaches.
- 8:30 PMYahoo Sports — Answers coming for Alabama football offensive line, 'execution' next
"Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer says his revamped offensive line is still working to find cohesion and consistency.
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