Kendrick Law

We know this guy loves to block.

He's got a little Kendrick Law in him in that respect and really played an outstanding game in a contest where Alabama needed it because the running game, once again, we'll get into the running game in a minute, Travis, but it didn't go anywhere.

And Rico Scott was able to come up with some huge plays.

You mentioned that fourth down for A&M where they weren't able to get the exchange off Alabama or Kroger's QB Reese.

I think the fact that they gave up so much for projects and took them where they did.

Like this year, they took Kendrick Law is a project.

Took him in the fifth.

Now he's injured, so that sort of like it's a loss right now.

I want to challenge everybody that believes that Nick Saban or that Kalen DeBoer inherited a super talented roster.

How many guys that have left Alabama's program under Kalen DeBoer's watch that are playing really good minutes for other people? Kendrick Law was a situational wide receiver.

And these are not knocks on the guys.

It's just honest.

I'm just being very, very honest and transparent.

Kendrick Law was a solid receiver.

Rock-solid contributor.

He was not a four-star difference-making receiver.

I get it, but no.

Are you worried about Sione Bakke? Are you worried about Keith Abney or Kendrick Law? No.

So realistically, pipe down on the fifth pick and pipe down on the second pick two years from now.

Let me ask you this, Kool-Aid.