Along with an up-and-down offensive game, Alabama was constantly forced to block the middle during conference playCOMMENTSFormer Alabama offensive coordinator Tommy Rees may take his talents to the NFL.According to a report from Zac Jackson of The Athletic, Rees is working on a deal to join Kevin Stefanski’s Cleveland Browns in an unspecified offensive role.Sources: Browns want to hire Tommy Rees as a coach and he will play a role in the overall development of the passing game. His exact title is unclear and his salary is not yet official.Rees, 31, was Alabama’s offensive coordinator last season.— Zac Jackson (@AkronJackson) January 22, 2024Rees spent one season as the Crimson Tide’s offensive coordinator and the unit had its share of struggles, especially early in the season. The team dragged its feet on naming a starting quarterback for the first three games of the season before finally settling on Jalen Milroe, who turned out to be on the job for most of the year.With an up-and-down offensive game, Alabama was consistently under the middle during conference play.But a commitment to diversifying the running game and utilizing Milroe’s ability to move and connect deep on the ball and Rees’ offense was able to produce a solid product by the end of the year that helped the Crimson Tide finally win the SEC.Rees’ midseason efforts earned him a quarterback nomination for the Broyles Award, given to the top contributor in college football.But with new head coach Kalen DeBoer taking over for Nick Saban, Washington offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb is expected to join him in Tuscaloosa, likely prompting Rees to jump to the NFL.* Get the BEST Alabama football information, newsletter access and recruiting information today! Register HERE to access subscription only content!*Patrick Dowd is the Touchdown Alabama Editor. You can follow him on Twitter.