Alabama football 2025 season preview, predictions: Kam Dewberry
Tasked with replacing one of the greatest offensive guards in Alabama football history in Tyler Booker, Dewberry is a player that the Crimson Tide landed in the NCAA transfer portal this offseason, coming to Tuscaloosa after multiple seasons within the SEC at Texas A&M.
With this move across the conference, Dewberry is now expected to step in immediately to fill a major hole along the Crimson Tide's offensive front, bringing experience and proven production in hopes to help replace Booker.
Here is a look at everything you need to know about Alabama's newest offensive lineman, Kam Dewberry.
Kam Dewberry player information
Kam Dewberry career stats
Coming to Alabama from Texas A&M, Dewberry was a multi-year starter in College Station who had made an impact since his freshman season back in 2022. Across the past three seasons, Dewberry has appeared in 32 games at the collegiate level, and was a 2022 Freshman All-America selection.
Kam Dewberry 2024 stats
Last season, Dewberry saw action in 12 games for the Aggies, 10 of which came along the offensive line. A majority of Dewberry's appearances a year ago came at left guard.
Kam Dewberry recruiting ranking
Coming out of high school, Dewberry was considered as the nation's No. 64 overall prospect in the 2022 recruiting class, according to the 247Sports Composite rankings. A four-star recruit, Dewberry was also ranked as the No. 3 interior offensive lineman in the class, as well as the No. 10 overall player in the state of Texas where he attended Atascocita High School.
Prior to arriving at Alabama, Dewberry was ranked by 247Sports as the No. 219 overall player in the transfer portal this past offseason. Dewberry was also considered a three-star prospect in the portal, and committed to Alabama back in Dec. 2024.
Kam Dewberry 2025 season outlook
As we enter fall camp, Dewberry is likely the favorite to takeover as Alabama's starting left guard for the departed Tyler Booker.
However, that starting spot one could argue is not exactly a given entering the fall, as Dewberry will still have to go win the job in camp over others such as Geno VanDeMark. Regardless as to whether that happens or not, it still feels likely the Texas A&M transfer will see a significant amount of action this upcoming season, starting at some point at left guard.
As to when that could happen, do not be surprised if Dewberry is a starter from day one at Alabama, and for the Texas A&M transfer to be a key member of the Crimson Tide's offensive front throughout the fall.
Kam Dewberry 2025 season prediction
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