The Alabama Crimson Tide aims to recover after a narrow loss to the Georgia Bulldogs in Week 6. They face a challenge against the Tennessee Volunteers, particularly as they won’t have their full offensive roster on Saturday.
Junior wide receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams has been a key player for Alabama, consistently performing well. Before the game against Georgia, he maintained a three-game streak of scoring touchdowns. However, during the Week 6 game, he had to leave the field due to a knee injury and a concussion. This forced him to sit out the remainder of the game.
Speculation about Coleman-Williams’ availability for Week 7 was widespread, and confirmation came on Wednesday. Alabama’s injury report, supported by Pete Nakos from On3 Sports, revealed that Coleman-Williams would not participate in the game.
Coleman-Williams leads in several key statistics—receptions, receiving yards, and touchdowns. His absence represents a significant setback for Alabama. The Tennessee Volunteers have a strong defense, allowing only 161.3 passing yards per game, the second-lowest in the SEC. This poses a potential hurdle for Alabama’s quarterback, Keelon Russell.
The game between Alabama and Tennessee kicks off at 3:30 p.m. ET on ABC.
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