Summary
Alabama's tight end, Josh Cuevas, will play a limited number of snaps in the College Football Playoff game against Oklahoma due to recovering from a foot injury. Cuevas has been a key player for the team, contributing significantly in previous games this season.
Key Facts
- Josh Cuevas, Alabama's tight end, will be limited to 20-25 snaps in the game against Oklahoma.
- He has played over 300 yards and scored four touchdowns this season for Alabama.
- Cuevas previously played under coach Kalen DeBoer at Washington before transferring to Alabama.
- Earlier this month, Cuevas injured his foot during practice, causing him to miss the SEC Championship Game, which Alabama lost to Georgia.
- In the season's biggest game against Oklahoma, Cuevas recorded six receptions, 80 yards, and a touchdown.
- Cuevas is ranked in the Top 100 prospects for the 2026 NFL Draft according to Pro Football Focus.
