Can a gump please admit that your '23 RB room is worse than your '22 room?

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some On3 writer

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well we all know that 1 fricktard with a keyboard speaks for an entire fanbase

I know, that's why I want the fanbase on here to speak for themselves

It’s a deeper RB room with two healthier guys in Jase McClellan and Roydell Williams.

Jam Miller and Justice Haynes are going to be good backs as well.

You should recall McClellan. He’s still outrunning your defense. And now he’s more time removed from a knee injury.

Now tell us how your RB room differs after losing a fist round pick.

We have a good backfield. 4 guys who can contribute isn’t a bad thing.

When did the word "rooms" become such a hot word relative to position groups?

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Now tell us how your RB room differs after losing a fist round pick.

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Our room is clearly worse than it was last year and I'm man enough to admit it

It's going to be a RBBC with around the same kind of HS recruiting talent that the Tide have with the exception of Baxter outranking Haynes and y'all having more proven returning production.

The fact that Baxter likely isn't starting day 1 tells me that the rest of our guys are pretty decent too.

bigger backs that can run between the tackles?

Is that what you are looking for? There ya go.

I don’t think it’s worse.

Alabama has produced 5 first round picks at RB in the Saban era. And several more second and third round picks at position. Excuse us for thinking a good RB coach and a history of developing at the position might lead to continued success there.

Tashard Choice (RB coach at Texas) developed Gibbs at GT and his advanced metrics went down last year under Saban IIRC.

Are we supposed to fear losing Gibbs or not? Would he have been a first round pick had he remained at GT? Get your damn story straight.