Alabama quarterback, Jalen Milroe has had a rollercoaster go of things this week at the Reese Senior Bowl. The redshirt junior signal caller out of Katy, Texas has had some highs and lows during the first few practices of the week down in Mobile,

Jalen Milroe has quickly emerged as one of the most controversial players down in Mobile in the build-up to Saturday’s Senior Bowl collegiate all-star game. But, amid the ongoing critiques into Milroe’s potential as a traditional dropback passer,

With the college football season ending and the NFL season about to crown a champion, it is officially draft season. Per usual, the draft conversations are dominated by the quarterbacks. There are about a dozen NFL teams in need of a franchise quarterback,

Don't expect NFL teams to ask Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe to make one major change before the 2025 NFL Draft in April.Teams have recently asked athletic QBs like Milroe to switch positions. In an interview with the Baltimore Ravens website in June 2018,

Jalen Milroe is one of the more polarizing players in this year's draft, with some placing him as an early pick and others projecting him as a Day 2 or

C. Isaiah Smalls of The Miami Herald caught up with Milroe Wednesday at the Senior Bowl. Apparently, there have been discussions between Milroe and the Miami Dolphins about potentially being next season’s backup quarterback. Another Alabama product is currently Miami’s starter in Tua Tagovailoa.

The Cleveland Browns have reportedly set their sights on Jalen Milroe. The Alabama quarterback has a history with Tommy Rees, who was his offensive

Jalen Milroe said he’s ready for the NFL because of his time at Alabama. Here's what it means for the Crimson Tide QB room in 2025.

While Jalen Milroe's final year at Alabama may not have been the kind of year he'd hoped for, he still enters the 2025 NFL Draft as one of the more interesting quarterback prospects. At least, that's what ESPN NFL analyst Field Yates has been hearing.