Devonta Smith

The game swung back and forth to each team multiple times in a gripping contest that deserves to go down as one of the all-time great games in NFL history.

Smith was aware of the many coaching connections and was starting to prepare for a career in New York, but not before Philadelphia wound up trading ahead of the Giants in the draft, selecting Smith at No. 10 overall.

Super Bowl opening night brought some good interviews ahead of the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs' big matchup, including a couple with and about former Alabama wide receiver DeVonta Smith.

Hurts is a finalist for league MVP having passed for 22 touchdowns and rushed for 13 more while steamrolling through the schedule. Smith became the fastest Eagles receiver to reach 2,000 yards receiving in a career and Dickerson is a valued member of the leagues best offensive line.

Jalen Hurts will be the first Crimson Tide quarterback to start in the Super Bowl since Ken Stabler.

As teams and players gear up for a Super Bowl run, which former Alabama stars showed up for Divisional Weekend?

In the NFC divisional round of the playoffs, the Philadelphia Eagles, led by former Alabama quarterback Jalen Hurts, dominated the New York Giants 38-7.

The former Alabama wide receiver is making a big name for himself in Philly.

Former Alabama wide receiver Devonta Smith had an outstanding performance in the Philadelphia Eagles' loss to their archrivals, the Dallas Cowboys.

The former Alabama quarterback put on a spectacular performance against the Giants.