Bill O'Brien

Alabama offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien announced during his media availability that he has been cleared from COVID-19 protocol and has returned to in-person practice.

According to a statement issued by the Alabama athletics both Alabama offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien and offensive line coach Doug Marrone have tested positive for COVID-19.

Alabama fans will always have an opinion on the way the Crimson Tide football program is being run, but recently assistant coaches have been a controversial topic. Offensive coordinator Bill O’Brien and defensive coordinator Pete Golding have been in the hot seat especially after Alabama’s unexpected loss to Texas A&M.

John Metchie III and Brian Robinson Jr., both important veterans in the Tide offense, have been named to the Maxwell Award Preseason Watchlist.

Crimson Tide tight end and former four-star out of Chicago, Jahleel Billingsley, is ready to become a household name in college football this season.

O’Brien served as an OC for the 2011 Patriots for one year before getting his break as the head honcho in Houston in 2012. Now with different teams come different personnel and schemes. So, with that in mind, we’re going to look at it from every angle to get a good preview of the 2021 Tide on the offensive end.

The University of Alabama's football Twitter account announced the news late Thursday afternoon, finally clearing up weeks of speculation as to who would lead the Crimson Tide's offensive line.

Speaking to Sports Radio 610 in Houston Wednesday afternoon, Saban alluded to a potential confirmation that Bill O' Brien would become the next offensive coordinator for the Crimson Tide.

The University of Alabama is expecting to hire Bill O'Brien as its new offensive coordinator, according to Bruce Feldmen of The Athletic. O'Brien is expected to replace the departing Steve Sarkisian who is leaving Alabama to assume the head coaching job at the University of Texas.