Which Alabama players gained, lost the most weight before 2024 fall camp?
Alabama updated its roster with heights and weights for players before fall camp.
Alabama updated its online football roster Monday to reflect the latest heights and weights for players after it began fall camp last week.
Overall, scholarship players gained a net of 746 pounds from the previous roster, which included weights carried over from previous schools and high schools. That figure includes 856 pounds among players gaining weight and 110 pounds among players losing weight.
Here are the players who gained and lost the most weight from what was previously listed on the roster:
+35 pounds: DL Keon Keeley (277 from 242) — position change from OLB this offseason
+32 pounds: OL Casey Poe (322 from 290)
+31 pounds: DL Jeremiah Beaman (296 from 265)
+24 pounds: CB Zavier Mincey (204 from 180), DL Isaia Faga (299 from 275)
+23 pounds: DL Hunter Osborne (298 from 275)
+22 pounds: CB Jaylen Mbakwe (192 from 170), OLB Noah Carter (242 from 220), LB Cayden Jones (232 from 210)
+20 pounds: TE Jay Lindsey (255 from 235)
+19 pounds: WR Bubba Hampton (194 from 175), OLB Jayshawn Ross (239 from 220), OL William Sanders (309 from 290)
+18 pounds: S Dre Kirkpatrick Jr. (210 from 192), DL LT Overton (283 from 265)
+16 pounds: CB Zabien Brown (196 from 180), S King Mack (206 from 190), RB Richard Young (216 from 200), OLB Yhonzae Pierre (239 from 223), P James Burnip (236 from 220)
+15 pounds: WR Rico Scott (200 from 185), CB Jahlil Hurley (185 from 170), OL Elijah Pritchett (327 from 312), OL Parker Brailsford (290 from 275)
+14 pounds: ILB Jihaad Campbell (244 from 230)
+13 pounds: LB Justin Okoronkwo (228 from 215), OL Geno VanDeMark (333 from 320), OL Joseph Ionata (307 from 294)
+12 pounds: QB Ty Simpson (215 from 203), WR Caleb Odom (227 from 215), DL Tim Smith (314 from 302), TE Josh Cuevas (251 from 239)
+11 pounds: S DeVonta Smith (205 from 194), S Red Morgan (186 from 175), LB QB Reese (221 from 210), DL Tim Keenan (326 from 315)
+10 pounds: WR Ryan Williams (175 from 165), QB Austin Mack (236 from 226), OLB Keanu Koht (242 from 232), RB Daniel Hill (241 from 231), OLB Quandarrius Robinson (241), DL Damon Payne (313 from 303)
+9 pounds: LB Deontae Lawson (239 from 230), OLB Qua Russaw (251 from 242), S Bray Hubbard (204 from 195), OL Olaus Alinen (335 from 326), OL Kadyn Proctor (369 from 360)
+8 pounds: WR Kendrick Law (209 from 201), S Kameron Howard (197 from 189)
+7 pounds: CB Domani Jackson (197 from 190), RB Jam Miller (218 from 211), DL Jordan Renaud (268 from 261)
+6 pounds: S Keon Sabb (206 from 200), WR Germie Bernard (209 from 203), WR Kobe Prentice (188 from 182)
+5 pounds: QB Jalen Milroe (225 from 220), CB DaShawn Jones (185 from 180), DL Jehiem Oatis (325 from 320), RB Justice Haynes (210 from 205), TE Robbie Ouzts (270 from 265), OL Roq Montgomery (337 from 332), TE CJ Dippre (262 from 257), TE Ty Lockwood (239 from 234)
+4 pounds: OL Wilkin Formby (324 from 320)
+3 pounds: S Malachi Moore (201 from 198), LB Justin Jefferson (228 from 225), DL Jah-Marien Latham (278 from 275), K Conor Talty (198 from 195)
+2 pounds: WR Emmanuel Henderson (187 from 185), QB Dylan Lonergan (214 from 212), TE Danny Lewis (257 from 255)
+1 pound: LB Sterling Dixon (212 from 211)
no change: DL James Smith (296), RB Kevin Riley (195)
-1 pound: WR Jalen Hale (188 from 189)
-2 pounds: K Graham Nicholson (183 from 185)
-3 pounds: WR Amari Jefferson (197 from 200)
-5 pounds: WR Cole Adams (181 from 186), WR Jaren Hamilton (185 from 190), LS Kneeland Hibbett (240 from 245)
-6 pounds: OL Jaeden Roberts (310 from 316)
-8 pounds: OL Miles McVay (342 from 350)
-12 pounds: OL Naquil Betrand (328 from 340)
-17 pounds: LB Jeremiah Alexander (232 from 249) — position change from OLB during last season
-19 pounds: DL Edric Hill (275 from 294)
-27 pounds: OL Tyler Booker (325 from 352)
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Welcome to Roll Pod, an Alabama sports podcast from Bama247. On today’s episode, Cody, Mike, and Alex discuss more fall camp developments and debate who can actually win the national championship in 2024.
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Alabama is now four practices into fall camp. The Crimson Tide put the pads on over the weekend, and we got to see a little bit more as they continue preparations for the 2024 season.
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