Bama TE Ford expected to play against Georgia after arm surgery
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 10, 2026, 3:06 PM
Last updated Oct 10, 2026
Alabama tight end Josh Ford is anticipated to return to action against No. 2 Georgia after undergoing surgery for a broken arm. The surgery took place within the past week. Ford's expected participation is significant for the Crimson Tide as they prepare for this crucial matchup. Alabama hopes to leverage his skills in the upcoming game.
- •Josh Ford suffered a broken arm and had surgery last week.
- •He is expected to play against No. 2 Georgia.
- •Ford's participation is crucial for Alabama's offensive capabilities.
- •The game against Georgia is significant for playoff positioning.
- 3:52 PMESPN — Sources: Bama TE Ford expected to play after surgery for broken arm
"Alabama starting tight end Josh Ford, who suffered a broken arm and had surgery over the past week, is expected to play against No. 2 Georgia, sources told ESPN.
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