In 2024, 75 Alabama alumni appeared in at least one game during the regular season – the most players from one college program in one season in NFL history.
With teams entering the final phase of their offseason work for the 2025 season, 85 of the league’s roster spots are filled by men who played at Alabama on their way to the NFL.
The Philadelphia Eagles have the most Alabama alumni on their offseason roster with eight.
The Houston Texans have six, and the Los Angeles Chargers, Seattle Seahawks and Washington Commanders have five apiece.
Four NFL teams do not have a former Alabama player on their roster – the Chicago Bears, Kansas City Chiefs, Las Vegas Raiders and Los Angeles Rams.
By Wednesday, every NFL team will have entered Phase 3 of its offseason program. In the portion of offseason practice formally called Organized Team Activities, or OTAs, teams are allowed to hold 7-on-7, 9-on-7 and 11-on-11 drills, although contact work remains prohibited.
By June 20, every team will have completed its offseason work, and the summer break will be underway in the NFL until training camps convene.
The players from Alabama on NFL rosters include:
Arizona Cardinals
Dalvin Tomlinson, defensive tackle
Jonah Williams, offensive tackle
Mack Wilson, linebacker
Atlanta Falcons
DeMarcco Hellams, safety
Jase McClellan, running back
Baltimore Ravens
Jalyn Armour-Davis, cornerback
Darrian Dalcourt, guard
Derrick Henry, running back
Marlon Humphrey, cornerback
Buffalo Bills
Tyrell Shavers, wide receiver
Carolina Panthers
LaBryan Ray, defensive tackle
A’Shawn Robinson, defensive tackle
Bryce Young, quarterback
Cincinnati Bengals
Jordan Battle, safety
Jermaine Burton, wide receiver
Jaylen Key, safety
Cleveland Browns
Tony Brown, cornerback
Javion Cohen, guard
Jerome Ford, running back
Jerry Jeudy, wide receiver
Dallas Cowboys
Tyler Booker, guard
Trevon Diggs, cornerback
Traeshon Holden, wide receiver
Denver Broncos
Que Robinson, outside linebacker
Drew Sanders, linebacker
Patrick Surtain II, cornerback
Detroit Lions
Terrion Arnold, cornerback
Brian Branch, defensive back
Jahmyr Gibbs, running back
Jameson Williams, wide receiver
Green Bay Packers
Josh Jacobs, running back
Xavier McKinney, safety
Houston Texans
Will Anderson Jr., defensive end
Christian Harris, linebacker
John Metchie III, wide receiver
Cam Robinson, offensive tackle
Irv Smith Jr., tight end
Henry To’oTo’o, linebacker
Indianapolis Colts
Tim Smith, defensive tackle
Jacksonville Jaguars
Keilan Robinson, running back
Los Angeles Chargers
Bradley Bozeman, center, Handley
Justin Eboigbe, defensive lineman
Da’Shawn Hand, defensive lineman
Najee Harris, running back
JK Scott, punter
Miami Dolphins
Tua Tagovailoa, quarterback
Jaylen Waddle, wide receiver
Minnesota Vikings
Jonathan Allen, defensive tackle
Ryan Kelly, center
Will Reichard, kicker
Dallas Turner, linebacker
New England Patriots
Javon Baker, wide receiver
Christian Barmore, defensive tackle
CJ Dippre, tight end
Anfernee Jennings, linebacker
New Orleans Saints
James Burnip, punter
Ga’Quincy “Kool-Aid” McKinstry, cornerback
New York Giants
Evan Neal, offensive tackle
New York Jets
Phidarian Mathis, defensive tackle
Malachi Moore, defensive back
Quinnen Williams, defensive tackle
Philadelphia Eagles
Jihaad Campbell, linebacker
Landon Dickerson, guard
Jalen Hurts, quarterback
Cameron Latu, tight end
Eli Ricks, cornerback
DeVonta Smith, wide receiver
Tyler Steen, offensive lineman
Byron Young, defensive tackle
Pittsburgh Steelers
Minkah Fitzpatrick, safety
San Francisco 49ers
Mac Jones, quarterback
Seattle Seahawks
Josh Jobe, cornerback
Amari Kight, offensive tackle
Jalen Milroe, quarterback
Robbie Ouzts, fullback
Jarran Reed, nose tackle
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Marcus Banks, safety
Chris Braswell, outside linebacker
Tennessee Titans
J.C. Latham, offensive tackle
Calvin Ridley, wide receiver
Washington Commanders
Trey Amos, cornerback
Ja’Corey Brooks, wide receiver
Ale Kaho, linebacker
Daron Payne, defensive tackle
Brian Robinson Jr., running back
