SEC Releases Alabama-Georgia Injury Report

The SEC has officially released its first injury report of the season for Alabama Football.

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The SEC mandated that SEC teams release injury reports prior to games against other conference opponents, with reports dropping on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday 90 minutes before kickoff.

Here is the Wednesday injury report for Alabama and Georgia:

Malachi Moore is not listed on the injury report following a concussion he suffered against Wisconsin. Additionally, Cole Adams was not listed following an upper-body injury he suffered against USF. DeBoer mentioned during "Hey Coach" on Wednesday Night that Adams is expected back for the game against Georgia.

The "probable" designation means that a player is injured but expected to be healthy enough to play on Saturday. Alabama has three players with that designation: linebacker Qua Russaw, running back Richard Young, and linebacker Jeremiah Alexander. Alexander has not yet appeared in a game for Alabama, while Russaw and Young both suffered lower-body injuries against Wisconsin.

Georgia's report is indicative of what head coach Kirby Smart said on Monday. Tate Ratledge will miss the game due to a high ankle sprain that required surgery and Roderick Robinson is out with a toe injury. London Humphreys was added early on Wednesday morning after contracting mono.

Star Georgia linebacker Mykel Williams is questionable after suffering an ankle injury in the Bulldogs' season opener against the Clemson Tigers.

The next report will be released on Thursday night.

Alabama and Georgia will line it up on the gridiron on September 28 at 6:30 p.m. CT.