Alabama football is back to work.
On Monday, two days after the Crimson Tide's A-Day spring game , head coach Kalen DeBoer said he held a short team meeting before his players were back in the weight room.
"We're 100 days away, roughly, from training camp," DeBoer said. "We talk about taking advantage of every opportunity, and these guys (went) back to work today."
DeBoer is excited about the strides Alabama made during spring, the depth the Crimson Tide was able to create. So where does Alabama 's depth cart currently stand?
Here's what Alabama's post-A-Day depth chart looks like as the Crimson Tide prep for summer.
Keelon Russell
Thanks to Ryan Grubb, Alabama football fans know who the Crimson Tide's starting quarterback would be if the Florida State game was sooner rather than later.
Richard Young
While the top two spots are seemingly secured, Daniel Hill, the 2024 four-star, "maybe stood out as much as anybody this spring" according to Grubb, even with new Louisiana transfer Dre Washington and four-star freshman AK Dear fighting for reps.
Jalen Hale
Derek Meadows
DeBoer said he had high expectations for Isaiah Horton coming in. And through spring practice, the Miami transfer "has definitely not let us down."
Rico Scott
Germie Bernard remains the mainstay. But Rico Scott is pushing for playing time, something DeBoer said he and the rest of the program expected.
Cole Adams
Lotzeir Brooks
Alabama prides itself on versatility instead of having a true "slot" receiver. Nevertheless, Lotzeir Brooks is a member of Alabama's 2025 wide receiver class DeBoer thinks the Crimson Tide "nailed."
Josh Cuevas
Jay Lindsey
Marshall Pritchett
Jay Lindsey, Grubb said, is a "true anchored Y" tight end. And while Lindsey was the only scholarship tight end available, it's one that still has its spots secured.
Kaleb Edwards
Alabama did not get a taste of what Danny Lewis Jr. or Kaleb Edwards could do in the spring. Stay tuned.
Olaus Alinen
Jackson Lloyd
When talking about the offensive line, both Grubb and DeBoer raved about Olaus Alinen and his versatility and, potentially, his ability to play every offensive line spot but center. Praise was also apparent for true freshman Jackson Lloyd. But there's not much room between Kadyn Proctor and a true freshman at left tackle.
Geno VanDeMark
Kam Dewberry
William Sanders
A position battle rages on.
Geno VanDeMark
Joseph Ionata
Behind Parker Brailsford, Alabama football continues to see Geno VanDeMark, who is also in the running for a starting left guard spot, as invaluable.
Michael Carroll
Roq Montgomery
Starter is set. A star freshman may not be too far behind though, whether it's on the right or left side.
Wilkin Formby
Arkel Anugwom
Micah DeBose
Alabama views Wilkin Formby as its "veteran." The Crimson Tide will need Formby to play like it too, especially without much proven depth behind him.
Jordan Renaud
Kane Wommack trusts LT Overton as a player ready to take the next step, to dominate SEC offensive lines.
Tim Keenan III
Edric Hill
Kelby Collins
Alabama seemingly has its starter solidified. Behind Keenan the questions become a little more murky.
James Smith
Jeremiah Beaman
Steve Bolo Mboumoua
Expectations are high for James Smith. Jeremiah Beaman "look his game to another level in the spring," Wommack said. Good news for the Crimson Tide on the interior.
Qua Russaw
Jah-Marien Latham
Yhonzae Pierre
Alabama could be as many as five deep at its wolf outside linebacker position with redshirt freshman Noah Carter pushing for playing time and true freshman Justin Hill also making noise this spring.
QB Reese
Deontae Lawson was out this spring, but is clearly the linebacker room's leader. With Nikhai Hill-Green and QB Reese in the fold too, the Crimson Tide could have much more depth than it originally thought.
Cayden Jones
Abduall Sanders Jr.
These positions could be interchangeable for Alabama. Justin Jefferson's return will help the Crimson Tide's depth dramatically.
DaShawn Jones
Position battle rages on at the nickel. But a succession plan between DaShawn Jones and Dre Kirkpatrick Jr. seems to be in place.
Dijon Lee
Domani Jackson is a clear starter. But it's going to be hard to keep Dijon Lee off the field this fall.
Chuck McDonald
The addition of Cameron Calhoun along with California cornerbacks Zabien Brown and Chuck McDonald should put Alabama in the running for one of the deepest defensive back rooms in the SEC.
Ivan Taylor
Kameron Howard
With Keon Sabb heading into his final season of eligibility, Alabama seems to have its next starter already waiting in the wings in true freshman Ivan Taylor.
Zavier Mincey
Bray Hubbard shined in Sabb's place in 2024. But don't expect Zavier Mincey to just sit and wait his turn.
Blake Doud
Alex Asparuhov
With Alex Asparuhov out for spring, Blake Doud has been the leader of the punting unit. This battle is by no means finished, especially with such big shoes to fill.
Conor Talty
Alabama has its Graham Nicholson successor in place, one that has impressed DeBoer throughout spring.
David Bird
Alabama found Kneeland Hibbett's replacement out West.
Colin Gay covers Alabama football for The Tuscaloosa News, part of the USA TODAY Network. Reach him at cgay@gannett.com or follow him @_ColinGay on X, formerly known as Twitter.
This article originally appeared on The Tuscaloosa News: Alabama football 2025 depth chart after A-Day: What we project
