Former Alabama quarterback Mac Jones could possibly be on the move from the New England Patriots this offseason, according to Albert Breer, senior NFL reporter for the Monday Morning Quarterback.
Grubb was tabbed to lead the Washington offense in 2022 and had significant success. The Huskies finished No. 1 in third down conversion percentage and passing offense. No. 2 in total offense and No. 5 in total first downs.
As Bill O'Brien makes his way out of Alabama and back to the NFL for a second stint with the New England Patriots, the new offensive coordinator search is officially on for Nick Saban.
O'Brien has extensive experience working with Belichick as the pair worked together from 2007-11. He's worked with receivers and quarterbacks in the pros and spent time as offensive coordinator under Belichick, while together the pair won four division championships and two AFC Championships.
The Patriots offense finished 26th in the league in yards per game and 17th in points per game with co-offensive coordinators Matt Patricia and Joe Judge. Hiring O'Brien to fix the offense gives Belichick a trusted mind that can get the most out of third-year quarterback Mac Jones.
While many Bama fans maybe nervous with the changes ahead, as long as Saban is in charge you can count on him to make the best choices for the program.