Gehrig Dieter

An Alabama alumnus announced his retirement from the NFL.

Former Alabama wide receiver Gehrig Dieter has made it official that he will be making his future plans to stay with Kansas City Chiefs. This will be Gehrig sixth season with the NFL team. Looking back to when he first started with the team back in 2017 as an undrafted rookie.

Alabama’s streak of having at least one former player on the sidelines for the superbowl may be coming to an end.

Levi Wallace, TJ Yeldon, and JK Scott take the field this weekend to compete for a spot in Super Bowl LV.

A crowd of NFL personnel rolled into Tuscaloosa on Wednesday to watch the next wave of Alabama prospects at the team's Pro Day.

Less than one year ago, Bowling Green wide receiver Gehrig Dieter took advantage of the NCAA's graduate transfer rule and made the decision to play his final season at The University of Alabama.

Nick Saban's process extends many different facets of life away besides football, but you might not know it also improves facial hair growth.

Alabama wide receiver Gehrig Dieter is three weeks into his first fall camp in Tuscaloosa. The graduate transfer from Bowling Green is part of a talented group of receivers for the Crimson Tide. Dieter met with reporters prior to the start of Alabama's practice on Tuesday to talk about the team's progress in August and how they're feeling about the start of the season in fewer than 10 days... Read

Graduate transfer Gehrig Dieter is three practices into his first and only season with the Alabama Crimson Tide, and the wide receiver says adjustment to a new program has been smooth. "It's been a great transition," Dieter said. "Everybody has been supportive...

Alabama football sophomore Calvin Ridley and senior Gehrig Dieter have been named to the 2016 Biletnikoff Award watch list announced today by the Tallahassee (Fla.) Quarterback Club. The duo are among 53 receivers from around the country named to the preseason list recognizing the nation’s top wideout...