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Key Alabama Players Out for Tennessee Game Amid Injury Woes
15 Oct
Summary
- SEC mandates injury reports for football, basketball, and baseball.
- Coleman-Williams, Green, Hill, and Umeozulu are questionable for the game.
- Beaman and Jones will miss the entire 2026 season due to injury.
The Southeastern Conference implemented a mandatory injury reporting policy for football, basketball, and baseball in 2024, applicable to conference games. As Alabama prepares to face Tennessee on October 17, 2026, several key players are listed on the injury report, facing potential unavailability.
Wide receiver Coleman-Williams sustained knee and head injuries, with head coach Kalen DeBoer expressing doubt about his participation. Nose tackle Terrance Green reaggravated a previous injury and has been limited in practice. Edge rushers Justin Hill and Desmond Umeozulu have missed the past three games due to lower-extremity and turf toe injuries, respectively.
Center Racin Delgatty suffered a late injury but is being evaluated, with optimism for his availability. However, defensive backs Jeremiah Beaman and Cayden Jones are confirmed to miss the entire 2026 season. Beaman tore his ACL during practice, an injury he also sustained in Week 1 of the 2025 season, while Jones's diagnosis remains undisclosed.
