Kalen DeBoer provides a possible Update on his injuries Before Georgia game this week
Elijah Pritchett, Cole Adams, and Kadyn Proctor received updates from the head coach of Alabama.
In order to further prepare for their first away game of the season this weekend at Wisconsin, the Alabama football team conducted outside practice on Wednesday morning. During Wednesday’s SEC Coaches Teleconference, Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer gave updates on several of the team’s injured players, starting with left lineman Kadyn Proctor. The Crimson Tide has been hurt at a few areas over the first two games.
Regarding Proctor, DeBoer stated that he “really was headed in a really good direction right at the very end of last week.” I believe they turned the corner there. looks good right now. performed admirably on the first two practice days.”
Proctor was expected to start for Alabama at left tackle, but he missed the first two games of the season after hurting his shoulder during pregame warmups against Western Kentucky. Before the South Florida game, Elijah Pritchett filled in for Proctor against the Hilltoppers, but he had an injury during practice.
Then, against USF, redshirt freshman Wilkin Formby started at right tackle, with Tyler Booker starting at left tackle. Against the Bulls, Pritchett started the last six minutes of the game at right tackle. DeBoer indicated after the game that they were attempting to hold out Pritchett for as long as possible, but he definitely could have started.
DeBoer stated on Wednesday, “He really had no more setbacks and finished the game out on Saturday, which was great.” Something about which we were merely worried because we didn’t want it to prevent him. He had put forth a lot of effort during the previous week. He’s also in a good place at the moment.
Cole Adams, a starting punt returner and wide receiver, had an arm injury late in the South Floirda game.
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