Alabama football offseason predictions: Who will be All-America picks?

While the college football season remains on the horizon, it is never too early to project which members of the Alabama Crimson Tide will rise to the level of national prestige. As we look ahead to 2026, we are identifying the top contenders poised to secure All-America honorees by the time the postseason arrives.

Rising Stars and Proven Talent

At wide receiver, the Saraland product is aiming to translate his immense physical gifts into elite production. After encouraging signs during the A-Day scrimmage, Coleman-Williams is in a prime position to become the go-to playmaker for the Crimson Tide's passing attack.

On the offensive line, the coaching staff appears to be shifting a former five-star prospect to guard for his second season. With a physical, mauler-like style reminiscent of Tyler Booker, there is significant buzz that this IMG Academy product could climb the ranks to earn All-SEC and All-America recognition.

Defensive Anchors

The secondary remains a highlight, anchored by a cornerback who has consistently delivered in high-pressure moments. From his interception in the 2024 victory over Georgia to a 99-yard pick-six against Tennessee in 2025 and a critical score in the College Football Playoff against Oklahoma, he has proven his big-game pedigree. Continued growth in coverage will almost certainly cement his status among the nation’s elite.

Safety Bray Hubbard is already a known commodity. Having earned second-team All-America honors from the AFCA and third-team accolades from the AP last season, he is a cornerstone of the defense. His pivotal forced fumble to secure the Iron Bowl victory is just one example of the impact he brings to the field.

Additionally, keep an eye on the pass rush. With eight sacks recorded in 2025, this Eufaula graduate is knocking on the door of national stardom. A breakout redshirt junior campaign could easily elevate him into the All-America conversation.

205Focus Predictions

When projecting the most likely honorees, Bray Hubbard stands as the clear front-runner; as long as he maintains his 2025 form, he is a lock for All-America status. He is joined by the opportunistic cornerback whose flair for massive plays makes him a difficult name to overlook. Finally, despite some fluctuations in hype, Coleman-Williams rounds out our trio as the high-ceiling talent ready to reclaim his spot as one of the most dangerous weapons in college football.