Tallied seven tackles against the Bulldogs.

Directed a Tide defense that forced two UGA turnovers and help the Bulldogs to 24 points.

Added his team-high tying third pick of the season to go with a pass breakup.

Led the Crimson Tide defense in tackles with nine.

Contributed six tackles and a quarterback hurry to go with his interception.

Recorded his second pick-six of the season, taking the interception into the end zone from 42 yards away.

Also added one quarterback pressure, part of the Tide’s five in the game.

Totaled six tackles in the game, including two for loss (-8 yards) and one sack (-6 yards).

Dominated up front against Georgia’s highly regarded offensive line unit.

Set an SEC Championship Game record for passing yards and total offense (461).

Added three rushes for 40 yards with a score on the ground.

Finished 26-of-44 passing for 421 yards and three touchdowns through the air.

Has gone over 150 yards receiving four times in the last five games.

Scored twice on the afternoon on a pair of explosive plays from 67 yards and 55 yards away.

Posted his seventh 100-plus yard performance of the season with 184 yards on seven catches.

Found the end zone from 13 yards out and converted a pair of first downs across his six grabs.

Caught six passes for 97 yards and a score during his time on the field.

Saw his day come to an end just before halftime after suffering a game-ending injury.

Kept Bryce Young upright, allowing the Tide signal-caller to throw for an SEC Championship Game-record 421 yards.

The line opened holes for 115 rushing yards and provided time for 421 yards through the air to average a whopping 9.6 yards per play on the day.

Alabama’s starting group of Javion Cohen, Emil Ekiyor Jr., Seth McLaughlin, Evan Neal, Chris Owens and Kendall Randolph helped the offense rack up 536 yards against the nation’s top-ranked defense.

Javion Cohen, Emil Ekiyor Jr., Seth McLaughlin, John Metchie III, Evan Neal, Chris Owens, Kendall Randolph, Jameson Williams and Bryce Young on offense Will Anderson Jr, Jordan Battle, DeMarcco Hellams and Henry To’oTo’o on defense and James Burnip, Khyree Jackson, Will Reichard and Williams again on special teams were all selected for their efforts in Atlanta. The Alabama coaching staff named 16 players of the week to 17 spots following the Crimson Tide’s dominant 41-24 win over top-ranked Georgia in the 2021 SEC Championship Game.

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