US EditionAlabama WR Ryan Williams remains in concussion protocol and could miss the team’s home opener
Williams, a preseason All-America, entered concussion protocol after a helmet impact during a 31-17 loss; his status remains day to day before Alabama's home opener.
- Alabama wide receiver Ryan Williams is still undergoing concussion evaluation and may be sidelined for the home opener against Louisiana-Monroe on Saturday at Bryant-Denny Stadium.
- Williams suffered a concussion during the latter part of the game in Alabama’s 31-17 defeat at Florida State after his helmet hit the turf following his third dropped catch of the contest.
- Coach Kalen DeBoer said Williams will undergo concussion protocol throughout the week and is considered day to day, while other players like Isaiah Horton and Jaeden Roberts are expected to play despite injuries.
- Williams recorded five catches totaling 30 yards against Florida State but has not surpassed 100 receiving yards in a single game since his 177-yard performance last September.
- Williams is among multiple key Alabama players currently sidelined due to injuries, as the team struggles with a 0-1 start this season and a recent record of 5-5 over its last ten games, indicating potential difficulties ahead.
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Alabama Hints At Status Of Ryan Williams
Alabama wide receiver Ryan Williams remains in concussion protocol after a pair of hits to the head. It is unclear as to when he will be ready to return. However, the Crimson Tide appeared to hint at his status with its video from practice on Tuesday. He was on the field with the rest of his college football teammates but he was not cleared for contact. This could also be a smoke screen. Ryan Williams suffered a concussion. Williams was sandwich…
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Alabama WR Ryan Williams remains in concussion protocol and could miss the team's home opener
Alabama wide receiver Ryan Williams could miss the team’s home opener because of a concussion. Coach Kalen DeBoer says Williams remains in concussion protocol and is considered “day to day” as the eighth-ranked Crimson Tide prepare to host Louisiana-Monroe on Saturday.
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