Alabama football’s Ryan Grubb hints he’s not taking Seahawks OC job with strong Crimson Tide message
Ryan Grubb is the newly hired offensive coordinator for the Alabama football team, having come over with Kalen DeBoer after losing to the Michigan Wolverines in the national title game with the Washington Huskies.
Recently, ex-Tide Coach Nick Saban decided to enjoy retirement in a fun and exciting way. Saban also announced he’d be joining ESPN.
With the college football offseason rumor mill swirling and coaches playing a furious game of musical chairs, Coach Grubb decided to clear the air on his fit with the Crimson Tide’s football program.
Ryan Grubb Speaks on Alabama Football Role
Grubb led Rome Odunze, Ja’Lynn Polk and UW to a one-loss season in 2023 and now he is preparing for another championship run with the Tide.
He appeared to confirm as much during an appearance at The Red Elephant Club at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
His words seemed to confirm that Grubb will not be joining Michael McDonald, the new coach of the Seattle Seahawks, in the Emerald City.
The 2024 Golden Flake-A-Day Spring Game is set for April 13 as Alabama football prepares to reshape its roster ahead of the 2024-2025 NCAA Football season.
