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Jason Getz-USA TODAY Sports 2021 NFL Draft is over and the Crimson Tide saw nine players selected. A few others were not picked but they will still get their chances to prove themselves. Linebacker Dylan Moses will be joining the “Urban Meyer Jacksonville Jaguars Experiment”. He will be put on the non-football injury list (NFI) as he continues rehabbing his knee. Tight end / H-back Miller Forristall is heading to the Tennessee Titans for a reported $23,000 guaranteed, $15,000 of base salary guaranteed, $8,000 signing bonus. Tight end / H-back Still no word on LB / FB Josh McMillon. Ro...

Dylan Moses Goes Undrafted; Signs With Jaguars Former Alabama linebacker Dylan Moses was undrafted in the 2021 NFL Draft. According to NFL insider Tom Pelissero, Moses has signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars as an undrafted free agent. The 2017 five-star spent four years at Alabama, most notably deciding to forego the 2020 draft and return for his senior season following a bit of a fiasco involving his father. Moses was a highly touted prospect going into his junior season in 2019 before a knee injury derailed the young star's career, ultimately leading to him returning for a final season, c...

Alabama LB Dylan Moses, TE Miller Forristall Sign as Undrafted Free Agents Both Moses and Forristall went undrafted but have found themselves new homes in the NFL Author: May 1, 2021 Former Alabama linebacker Dylan Moses and tight end Miller Forristall have finally found themselves homes in the NFL. Moses and Forristall, who both went through the seven rounds of the 2021 NFL Draft without being picked, have now both reportedly signed as undrafted free agents. Moses was signed by the Jacksonville Jaguars, according to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network. The news was later confirmed by ESPN's Adam Sc...

I attempted to find another draft from that time frame when it happened to no avail. This may well be the first time that it happened. Miami had four of the top 17 in their historic 2004 class. One Tua Tagovailoa was overcome with joy when his Dolphins chose former teammate Jaylen Waddle. Those two have a history of scoring lots of touchdowns together. That offense should be fun. Najee Harris rounded out the first round for the Tide when he went #24 to Pittsburgh, tying that Miami class with six first rounders. As Alabama fans already know, he is as special a human as a ballplayer.

Alabama wrapped up the NFL draft Saturday with 10 selections