The Alabama Crimson Tide had a relatively rough first transition year in the wake of legendary head coach Nick Saban retiring. Quarterback Jalen Milroe had every opportunity to jump ship but decided to stay and help new boss Kalen DeBoer try and keep the program from falling into a competitive slump.

Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer joined the Pat McAfee Show on Tuesday afternoon and had some interesting things to say. One thing that stood out in particular was a comment that he made in regard to quarterback Jalen Milroe.

Pro Football Focus' Trevor Sikkema dove deep on Monday with a three-round mock draft in which he predicted Milroe to land with the New York Jets as a potential replacement for 40-year-old Aaron Rodgers. There was a twist, though.

Jalen Milroe did not participate in Alabama football's senior day ceremony before the Iron Bowl against Auburn. But he did have a moment.

While Alabama football hosted Auburn, Jalen Milroe reached an SEC record that hasn't been achieved since Johnny Manziel in 2012.

Jalen Milroe’s career at the University of Alabama has been nothing short of remarkable. While his time in Tuscaloosa may not be over just yet, it's looking

Jalen Milroe ran for three touchdowns in a 28-14 Iron Bowl win for Alabama, which must now wait to see how the CFP chase shakes out.