Alabama’s outside competition, Ryan Williams, is daily when he deals with a concussion, said Crimson Tide coach Kalen Deboer on Monday.
Williams’ status for Saturday’s match against Louisiana-Monroe’s visit will be firmed later in the week.
“He will go through a concussion protocol throughout the week,” said journalists.
Williams left the defeat of the Alabama 31-17 season on Saturday in Florida State in the fourth quarter due to the concussion.
Williams brought to the head after dropping a pass with 6:07 to play in the contest. Two seminoles were in the region and Earl Little Jr. was called to targeting before the decision was examined and overthrown thereafter.
Williams finished with five receptions for only 30 meters with a long gain of 11.
“He never really started in the match, before getting injured,” said Deboer. “We will continue to make sure that we move it.”
Williams excelled last season by grabbing 48 assists for a top of 865 yards and eight affected. He also rushed to two scores and recorded an average of 10.0 return yards for the crimson tide.
– field level media
