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Alabama Football's run game has become a major concern, but who's really responsible for the struggles? Is offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb calling the wrong plays, is the offensive line failing to execute, or are there bigger problems with Alabama's rushing attack?We're going straight to the film for a detailed breakdown of Alabama's run game. We're looking at what works, what doesn't, where the Crimson Tide is struggling to create running lanes, and what needs to change if this offense wants to become more consistent against quality SEC competition.After rushing for 227 yards against East Carolina, Alabama managed just 54 rushing yards against Tennessee and 68 against Texas A&M. Those numbers raise serious questions about the direction of the offense, and we're going to examine the details instead of simply pointing fingers.

Alabama Football has a HUGE problem, and it's becoming increasingly difficult to ignore: the run game has completely disappeared.After rushing for 227 yards against East Carolina to open the season, Alabama has struggled to establish any consistency on the ground. The Crimson Tide managed just 54 rushing yards against Tennessee and 68 against Texas A&M. That's only 122 rushing yards over the last two games, and the numbers raise some serious questions about the direction of this offense.In this Waaaay Offsides breakdown, we're taking a closer look at what has gone wrong with Alabama's rushing attack, why the struggles have continued, and what Kalen DeBoer and offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb must do to fix the problem.

Alabama beat Texas A&M 31–20, but despite the huge fourth-quarter comeback, there is a major concern surrounding the Crimson Tide offense: WHY IS ALABAMA STRUGGLING TO RUN THE FOOTBALL? Alabama finished with just 68 rushing yards against Texas A&M, averaging only 2.4 yards per carry. Compare that with the first seven games of the season, when Alabama averaged 163.9 rushing yards per game and 4.6 yards per attempt. The difference is difficult to ignore.

**Recorded 10/25/26** College football Saturday was absolutely WILD, and we're breaking it all down on this week's Morning After! From shocking upsets and major playoff implications to Alabama's much-needed win over Texas A&M, there is plenty to discuss after a weekend that could change the entire college football landscape.The Alabama Crimson Tide finally got back in the win column, defeating Texas A&M 31-20 in Tuscaloosa. But this was far from a perfect performance. Alabama struggled to find consistency for much of the afternoon before the offense and defense came alive in the fourth quarter to put the Aggies away.We'll break down everything that happened in this SEC showdown, including Keelon Russell's big performance, Rico Scott's monster receiving day, Dijon Lee Jr.'s pick-six, the defensive takeaways, and the fourth-quarter adjustments that helped Alabama secure the victory. Russell finished with 311 passing yards and three touchdown passes, while Scott hauled in six catches for 156 yards.Was this the kind of win Alabama needed to get its season back on track? What did we learn about Kalen DeBoer's team? And can the Crimson Tide build on this performance after the bye week?We're also looking at the rest of a chaotic college football Saturday, including Ole Miss falling to Texas after a furious comeback attempt, Indiana's win over Michigan, BYU's loss to UCF, Tennessee's upset loss at South Carolina, USC falling to Wisconsin, and the other results that shook up the national conversation.

**Recorded 10/24/26** ALABAMA GETS THE WIN! ROLL TIDE!The Crimson Tide have defeated Texas A&M, but it certainly wasn't pretty for the first three quarters! Alabama struggled to find its rhythm for much of the game before BOTH the offense and defense came alive in the fourth quarter to help secure a massive victory.

**Recorded 10/23/26** The stakes are getting HIGHER, and Alabama's season could be on the line! Join us for Friday Night Huddle on Waaaay Offsides as we break down Alabama's massive SEC showdown against Texas A&M, preview the biggest games across college football this weekend, and discuss what this game could mean for the Crimson Tide moving forward!

**LIVE RECORDED 10/22/26** Alabama fans, we have a LOT to talk about tonight! Join Waaaay Offsides LIVE at 8 PM CST as we break down the latest Alabama football injury news, preview a must-win matchup against Texas A&M, and dive into the growing conversation surrounding Kalen DeBoer, Ryan Grubb, Kane Wommack, and the direction of this program.Alabama is coming off back-to-back losses to Georgia and Tennessee, and the pressure is mounting. With the Aggies coming to Tuscaloosa this Saturday, the Crimson Tide cannot afford another disappointing performance. What needs to change, who needs to step up, and what happens if Alabama cannot get back on track?

MICHAEL CARROLL SIGNS WITH AN AGENT… IS ALABAMA IN TROUBLE?Alabama football fans have questions after reports that starting offensive guard Michael Carroll has signed with an agent. Could this mean something bigger is happening behind the scenes in Tuscaloosa? Is a transfer portal decision coming? Or could this be a completely different situation than some fans are assuming?On this episode of Waaaay Offsides, we’re breaking down what Carroll’s reported agent signing could mean for Alabama, what it does NOT automatically mean, and the important timing clues Tide fans need to understand before jumping to conclusions.

ALABAMA vs TEXAS A&M BY THE NUMBERS! The Crimson Tide are coming off consecutive losses to Georgia and Tennessee, and the pressure is mounting as Kalen DeBoer and Alabama prepare for a critical SEC showdown at Bryant-Denny Stadium. On paper, Alabama has the stronger overall statistical profile. But that doesn't mean this game will be easy. Texas A&M has a solid defense, and Alabama's recent struggles against tough defensive opponents have raised serious questions about the offense, Keelon Russell, Ryan Grubb and the team's ability to execute when the competition gets tougher.With Alabama's College Football Playoff hopes hanging in the balance, this is a game the Tide desperately need to win.

Ryan Grubb's comments about Noah Rogers after Alabama's loss to Tennessee have raised another major question about the Crimson Tide's struggling offense: how did a receiver expected to get more opportunities end up playing just TWO snaps?Following Alabama's 26–10 loss to Tennessee, Alabama offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb admitted he was disappointed when he learned how many snaps Rogers had played. With Ryan Coleman-Williams unavailable, there were expectations that Rogers could see an increased role. Instead, his playing time was extremely limited.Grubb pointed to Alabama's inability to sustain drives, poor third-down performance and the way the receiver rotation unfolded as factors in Rogers' lack of opportunities. He also explained that Rico Scott was generally the first receiver to return to the field after resting.

Alabama Football is coming off a devastating 26-10 loss to Tennessee, and on Monday, October 19, Kalen DeBoer, Ryan Grubb and Kane Wommack addressed the media with questions to answer and a season that desperately needs a response. Ryan Grubb took responsibility for Alabama's offensive struggles, admitting that he had more questions than answers and acknowledging that the game plan may have been too complicated. He also defended his belief in Keelon Russell and explained why he would approach the preparation differently if he could do it again.

Alabama Baseball just landed a major recruiting addition, and Waaaay Offsides is bringing you an EXCLUSIVE interview with new Crimson Tide commit and Top-100 recruit Bubba Coleman!We're sitting down with one of the newest names joining the future of Alabama Baseball to talk about his commitment to the Crimson Tide, his recruiting journey, what made Alabama the right choice, and what fans can expect from this talented prospect as he prepares for the next chapter of his baseball career.Why Alabama? What stood out about the program, the coaching staff, and the opportunity to wear the Crimson Tide uniform? We get into the decision behind his commitment and discuss what makes Alabama the destination he wants to call home.

Alabama's offense has hit another wall, and the back-to-back losses to Georgia and Tennessee have raised some serious questions. But what if the warning signs have been there for much longer than two games?On this episode of Waaaay Offsides, we're breaking down Alabama's offense across three seasons: 2024, 2025, and the 2026 season so far. We're looking beyond the final scores to investigate when the offense started losing its effectiveness, what changed, and whether the Crimson Tide are dealing with a recurring problem.In 2024, Alabama showed explosive potential before offensive inconsistency became a major concern during the October stretch against Vanderbilt, South Carolina, and Tennessee. The team rebounded, but the late-season collapse against Oklahoma raised even more questions.In 2025, the rushing attack became a persistent concern. Alabama could still put points on the board and win difficult games, but inconsistent ground production created questions about offensive balance, sustainability, and what happened when the passing game faced tougher challenges.Now, in 2026, Alabama has gone from a high-scoring start to consecutive losses against Georgia and Tennessee. The offense scored just 17 points against Georgia and 10 against Tennessee, raising questions about third-down execution, the running game, quarterback play, offensive-line performance, play-calling, and the ability to adjust when an opponent takes away the offense's preferred options.

Alabama Football is facing serious questions after a disturbing loss to Tennessee, and Kalen DeBoer’s postgame comments have given Crimson Tide fans even more to discuss.“It’s going to get uncomfortable.”What exactly does DeBoer mean? Is Alabama preparing for significant changes? Is this a message to the players, the coaching staff, or the entire program? And after two consecutive losses, what needs to happen for the Crimson Tide to get back on track?

Alabama Football is in trouble, and we have A LOT to talk about.Welcome back to The Morning After on Waaaay Offsides, your home for Alabama Football reaction, college football analysis, and the biggest storylines from across the sport!The Crimson Tide suffered a disturbing 26-10 loss to Tennessee, dropping Alabama to its second consecutive defeat and leaving fans with serious questions about where this program is headed. What went wrong in Knoxville? Why is this team struggling to find answers? And how concerned should Alabama fans be about the direction of the program?We're breaking down the loss, examining the biggest red flags, and discussing what Alabama MUST fix before things get even worse.