Julio Jones, one of the greatest wide receivers, as well as players overall, in Alabama Crimson Tide football history has now officially hung up his cleats, announcing his retirement from the NFL ...

With the raucous, record-sized crowd of 18,793 a sea of blue, the top-seeded Blue Devils rolled past second-seeded Alabama 85-65 to advance to their 18 th Final Four and first since 2022.

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by At a gathering in the Broadway theater renamed to honor the star, speakers including Denzel Washington and Phylicia Rashad described Jones as an ...

Julio Jones spoke about his relationship with Nick Saban and Kirby Smart ahead of the 2018 College Football Playoff national championship game. The athletic wide receiver played at Alabama from ...

Julio Jones, after a Hall of Fame NFL career, retired at age 34. Jones was the prototype for Alabama's modern receiver, excelling in all aspects of the position. Jones' work ethic and leadership ...

Jones changed how the wide receiver spot at Alabama is defined. He repositioned it from a role that had always contributed in a complimentary way to the running game to one that could carry the ...

One of the greatest players to ever come through the Alabama Crimson Tide football program officially announced his retirement from the NFL on Friday, as wide receiver Julio Jones hung up his ...