Alabama Prepares Offensive Shift With New QB Duo For 2025

Alabama football is undergoing an offensive transformation for the 2025 season following the departure of quarterback Jalen Milroe to the NFL and a 2024 campaign that fell short of championship expectations. Head coach Kalen DeBoer is placing his trust in offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb, whose return and existing collaborative rapport with the coaching staff has created optimism for a balanced and effective offense led by emerging quarterback Ty Simpson. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Rams have made strategic moves to revamp their passing game by signing veteran wide receiver Davante Adams, who is expected to serve as the team's 'security blanket' and focal point, especially on critical downs, according to former NFL receiver Pierre Garcon. Adams' arrival, paired with quarterback Matthew Stafford and coach Sean McVay, is anticipated to simplify the offensive scheme through one-on-one matchups that leverage Adams' elite skills, potentially elevating the Rams' offensive consistency and scoring ability. Additionally, Arizona State’s Cam Skattebo, drafted by the New York Giants, is positioned for a promising NFL career with expectations of a committee role initially, despite his standout college production and versatility. These developments highlight key shifts in quarterback and offensive dynamics across college and professional football as teams prepare for the upcoming seasons.