Jake Coker

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.

Former Alabama quarterback Jake Coker joined The Game last week to relive his national championship season and share some memories during his career.

David Morris of QBCountry.com joined Ryan Fowler to discuss the development of modern quarterbacks at the high school and collegiate levels, but also to talk about his time with former Tide quarterback A.J. McCarron.

Whether a gunslinger or a game manager, there is no more important position in football than the quarterback position.
NFL Draft analyst for drafttek.com Kennedy Paynter reviewed the crop of quarterbacks being looked at NFL teams looking for quarterbacks as well as the prospects of prospective NFL qu…

The halftime entertainment at the 2016 Golden Flake A-Day Game will feature a Quarterback Challenge with former Alabama signal-callers Jake Coker, Blake Sims and John Parker Wilson.

WASHINGTON – Many watched the live stream video of it as it happened. Others went back and caught the uploaded video after the fact.
But most didn’t see what it looked like from the prospective of one inside the White House on Wednesday...

Saturday will be the last time that Jake Coker, Kenyan Drake, Reggie Ragland, Jarran Reed, and Cyrus Jones strap on a Crimson helmet. The Senior Bowl serves as excellent opportunity for these former Tide players to impress scouts from various NFL organizations...

The 2015 national champions will be well-represented in their home state's Senior Bowl next week.

ARLINGTON, Texas – For any drama on the field, it was largely uneventful afterward during postgame interviews.
For the winning team, that’s usually a strong indication that the game played out the way it liked.
Alabama will play for its fourth national championship in seven years…

ATLANTA – Even the media was getting thanked after the win.
On Saturday, Alabama defeated Florida, 29-15, in the SEC Championship Game, and Nick Saban made it known, if anything, with his parting words during his postgame press conference...