Amari Cooper

What if the 2021 NFL Draft only consisted of the 69 current Alabama alumni in the NFL and the 12 prospects on their way to the next level?

DeVonta Smith crushed the Crimson Tide leaderboard in every category en route to a Heisman Trophy. Now see how the receiving leaderboard shakes out all-time.

During his time at Alabama, Nick Saban has shown that if an Alabama commit follows the "Process," then they can eventually make it to the NFL. In fact, since he took over in 2007, the Crimson Tide has had 33 players drafted in the first round of the NFL Draft.

Smith's name is all over the record book and his contributions to 2nd&26 will live forever. He will get more opportunities in the offense for the remainder of the season with Jaylen Waddle's unfortunate injury. He still has four more regular season games and the post season to make more big plays in big games and add to already impressive stat sheet and make the claim that he is the best receiver in Crimson Tide history.

Read up on the top five games in Week 2 of NFL action and an Alabama alum who has a chance to set a franchise record.

There are 57 Crimson Tide players in the NFL for the 2020 opening week. With only 53 roster spots for any NFL team, Alabama could fill an entire NFL roster and half a practice squad with just it's alumni.

Former Alabama wide receiver Amari Cooper turns 26-years old today. Cooper spent three seasons at The Capstone prior to being drafted in the first round of the NFL Draft by the Oakland Raiders in 2015. The receiver began a trend of high school wide receivers from the Miami area choosing to play football for the Crimson Tide.

Are you missing Alabama football? Stuck in quarantine and bored of the same old shows and programs? Relive some of the biggest games in the Nick Saban era with Eli Gold and Tide 100.9.

Wide Receiver Amari Cooper has agreed to a new contract with the Dallas Cowboys. Cooper's deal with the Cowboys was for five years and $100 million. Cooper was acquired by the Cowboys from the Oakland Raiders for a first round draft pick in 2018. Cooper instantly gave the Cowboys offense a lift as he provided quarterback Dak Prescott with a number-one receiver.

The Dallas Cowboys have acquired Oakland receiver Amari Cooper for a first-round draft pick.