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si.comCFB/NFL analyst Aaron Taylor watched Alabama practice. He says the offensive line “will be able to run the ball, full stop” and they look “night and day” different from last year: “They were running through those boys.”
“Now we all know the talk all offseason is about whether or not Kalen DeBoer can fill Nick Saban’s shoes or who’s going to start at quarterback. Well, I’m here to tell you it’s going to be the offensive line that shuts up and ends all that talk.
“Alabama will be able to run the football this year, full stop. That’s the headline. The improvements year over year for what I saw in this unit after just watching them live for two hours with my own eyes is night and day.
“When they got to the second level, they didn’t just go up and try to settle into the linebacker. They were running through those boys. When it came to one-on-ones, they dominated that drill all across the board through the two-deep offensive line, using their hands, punching, trusting their technique, and starting the fight.
“When it comes to offensive line play, details are the difference. And the new OL coach Adrian Klemm, if you’re a young buck out there? Bring your butt to Alabama. Incredible job of coaching. … Klemm is an incredible teacher. He was a helluva player.
“The big difference I noticed already through a two hour practice from what I saw at anytime last year on tape from Alabama was the physicality at the point of attack.”