As Jalen Milroe wraps up what will likely be his final season at the collegiate level, the Alabama quarterback is getting high praise from NFL executives.

The winningest quarterback in Alabama football history is not happy with how this season has gone. AJ McCarron, a former three-time BCS National Champion, has been vocal about this year’s team on the McCready and Siskey Podcast throughout the year.

Alabama‘s offense could never get anything going in last Saturday’s 24-3 loss at Oklahoma, producing just 234 total yards and zero touchdowns — the program’s lowest offensive output since 2004. Of course,

Oklahoma set the tone on Alabama's very first offensive snap as linebacker Danny Stutsman met Jalen Milroe at the line of scrimmage for a one-yard gain. Stutsman's strong tackle immediately energizes the Sooners defense as their captain got the better of Alabama's on the first snap.

Jalen Milroe fell far below expectations on Saturday. Milroe struggled mightily as No. 7 Alabama suffered an upset defeat at the hands of Oklahoma, losing

NORMAN, Okla. — Ryan Williams fell to his knees in disbelief. Jalen Milroe walked toward the sideline speechless. Kalen DeBoer gave an earful to an official. The aftermath of a play that didn’t decide the game against Oklahoma, but was a polarizing moment, was emblematic of the night for Alabama.

The Crimson Tide quarterback showed poor effort in stopping Kip Lewis from putting Oklahoma ahead by three scores.

Freshman linebacker Demarcus Riddick made a bold prediction that he would never lose to the Crimson Tide in his Auburn career, and he also downplayed the matchup against freshman pass catcher Ryan Williams.

"It's all about just executing what we need to do so we can be our best us this weekend," Milroe said. The 8-3 Crimson Tide cannot participate in the SEC Championship Game but sti