Landon Dickerson

Alabama is once again well represented in the NFL Pro Bowl, with 10 former Alabama standouts earning the honor for the 2024-2025 season.

The Philadelphia Eagles already paid one former Alabama player this offseason. Now, they extend a Crimson Tide Heisman winner.

A fan favorite former Alabama OL has signed an extension with the Philadelphia Eagles, ensuring he'll protect Jalen Hurts for four more years.

As the confetti fell, all four of the Crimson Tide alumni playing in Super Bowl LVII left the field in defeat. However, they and their Eagles teammates were part of one of the greatest Super Bowls ever played.

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.

Let's continue our run of Crimson Tide centers today, taking a look back at the memorable career of Landon Dickerson.

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Former Alabama quarterback Mac Jones can add another honor to his trophy case from the 2020 season. The College Sports Information Directors of America announced Monday that Jones along with teammate Landon Dickerson were both named to the 2020-21 CoSIDA Academic All-America Division 1 Football First team. Jones received special recognition as he was named the Football Academic All-American of the Year.

Alabama fans can celebrate Dickerson's selection into the NFL by watching the NFL Draft with him and his family this weekend. The lovable center will be hosting a live viewing of his draft party on Friday, April 30 at 6 p.m. hosted by 23/7 Live.

Landon Dickerson joined NFL Network to discuss the upcoming draft, revealing some interesting information about his final season at Alabama along the way.