
Alabama’s offensive struggles deepened after a dismal 26-10 loss to Tennessee, with offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb facing renewed scrutiny following another historically weak performance. The Crimson Tide managed just 201 total yards—including a paltry 54 on the ground—marking their lowest output since 2015, when they managed 261 yards against Clemson in the Sugar Bowl.
Four of Alabama’s six lowest-scoring games since 2015 have occurred under head coach Kalen DeBoer, with Grubb overseeing the offense in four of those struggles. The back-to-back losses to Tennessee and Georgia now compound the pressure, as Alabama enters a stretch of tough games, including a road test against LSU, with playoff ambitions still on the line.
Despite the defeat, DeBoer emphasized resilience, noting his team’s late-game effort and the need to maintain focus ahead of Saturday’s matchup with Texas A&M.
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