Alabama head football coach Kalen DeBoer was burned by Ryan Grubb before, but is it time to make amends and hand him the keys to the Crimson Tide offense?

DeBoer and the Tide just missed out on the College Football Playoff, and closed out the year with a bummer of a loss to Michigan in the ReliaQuest Bowl. In the meantime, DeBoer has been trying to stem losses to the transfer portal while also trying to bring in his own transfers and build out his recruiting classes.

Crimson Tide head football coach Kalen DeBoer hasn't sullied Alabama's good name as one of the sport's most powerful brands for player development and winning.

Alabama football added a walk-on tight end in his final season of collegiate eligibility, one who expected to make an impact upon arrival.

Although DeBoer’s season wasn’t the worst first year for a Crimson Tide coach, it snapped a streak of 10-win seasons. Alabama had won at least 10 games for 16 straight seasons. The last time the Crimson Tide didn’t win 10 games was in 2007, Saban’s first year.

DeBoer left Raymond James Stadium tied for the most wins as a first-year Alabama football coach in school history, tying Frank Thomas' nine wins in 1931.

The Alabama football standard was clear in the Nick Saban era. A year after Saban retired, how does it look under Kalen DeBoer?

Several Alabama players opened up on Crimson Tide head football coach Kalen DeBoer's first year in Nick Saban's legendary shoes.