Alabama football 2025 season preview, predictions: Kameron Howard
A transfer from Charlotte last offseason, Howard came out of high school unranked nationally as a recruit, and was then a later add to Alabama's transfer class a year ago who did not receive as much hype as some of the additional names in the group.
Howard also did not play much with the Crimson Tide a year ago as well, but could that potentially change in year two this fall?
Here is a look at everything you need to know about Alabama defensive back Kameron Howard ahead of the 2025 season.
Kameron Howard player information
Kameron Howard career stats
Howard will be entering his third season of college football this fall, with the defensive back having split the previous two between Charlotte and Alabama. Over those two seasons, Howard has appeared in 16 games, two of which he started, with 40 tackles, one TFL, two interceptions, and one PD.
Kameron Howard 2024 stats
Howard's 2024 season was his first at Alabama, appearing in only four games as a backup. Over those four games, Howard had only two tackles.
Kameron Howard recruiting ranking
Prior to beginning his collegiate career at Charlotte, Howard was unranked as a prospect in the 2023 class, per the 247Sports Composite rankings, out of national power St. Francis Academy in Maryland.
Before coming to Alabama, Howard was rated by 247Sports as a three-star transfer, as well as the No. 912 overall player and No. 97 safety in the portal prior to committing to the Crimson Tide in April 2024.
Kameron Howard 2025 season outlook
Entering the 2025 season, it is likely an unknown as to how much action Howard could see in 2025.
At safety, Alabama has two players cemented as starters entering the 2025 season in Keon Sabb and Bray Hubbard, meaning that Howard likely projects as a backup this fall. However, there are also others in that same conversation alongside Howard such as Zavier Mincey and Dre Kirkpatrick Jr., meaning that the former Charlotte transfer will be competing for playing time among that group as well.
Overall, expect Howard to play a depth role defensively in 2025 as a redshirt sophomore, and for the safety to also potentially see time on special teams.
Kameron Howard 2025 season prediction
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