​Fall camp is halfway over for Alabama football. While some positions seem clearer than others, depth chart positions remain up for grabs as the Crimson Tide inches closer to its 2026 debut against East Carolina Saturday Sept. 5.Where does the Alabama depth chart stand nine practices in? Here’s a look at the latest projection.Alabama football quarterback depth chartAustin Mack Keelon RussellJett Thomalla Keelon Russell may have the explosion. And Austin Mack may have the experience in the scheme. Neither have enough on-field reps to solidify a top position on Alabama’s quarterback depth chart through one scrimmage and nine fall camp practices. Even if a starter is named, nothing is set in stone until either Mack or Russell prove it early on in 2026.Alabama running back depth chartDaniel Hill Kevin Riley Trae’shawn Brown Injuries have ravaged the depth of Alabama’s running back room, from AK Dear’s injury during the Crimson Tide’s first fall scrimmage to an injury that has hindered the initial progress of five-star freshman EJ Crowell. The physical transformation conversation surrounding Daniel Hill and the buzz following freshman Trae’shawn Brown seems to give the Crimson Tide enough of a cushion until the room is 100% healthy.Alabama wide receiver depth chartRyan Coleman-Williams (starter) Lotzeir Brooks (starter) Rico Scott (starter) Derek Meadows Cederian MorganLotzeir Brooks missed Alabama’s first fall scrimmage, and while his depth chart place is secured, the Crimson Tide now has more of a chance to develop the depth for that third receiver position as Rico Scott, Derek Meadows and freshman Cederian Morgan fight for reps. Alabama tight end depth chartKaleb Edwards Josh Ford Marshall Pritchett While the initial depth chart of Alabama’s tight end room hasn’t changed, the role of the tight end under new position coach Richard Owens could completely shift with an emphasis on run blocking.Alabama offensive line depth chartLeft tackleJackson Lloyd Tyrell Miller Left guard William Sanders Mal WaldrepCenter Racin Delgatty Kaden Strayhorn Right guard Michael CarrollCasey Poe Right tackle Jayvin James Nick Brooks Three spots have been publicly filled. After the first scrimmage, coach Kalen DeBoer said there’s “consistency” with who is in the rotation with the first team with many more questions about the second team and beyond. William Sanders and Mal Waldrep at left guard, and Jayvin James and Nick Brooks at right tackle seem to be the last questions for a line that is quickly taking shape.Alabama defensive line depth chart Bandit defensive end Devan Thompkins Desmond Umeozulu Fatutoa Henry Defensive tackle Terrance Green (starter) London Simmons (starter) Jeremiah Beaman Kedrick Bingley-JonesDevan Thompkins leads Alabama’s Bandit defensive end room, a room that will likely look much more positionless as a pass rusher with players like Edric Hill or Yhonzae Pierre repping out wide. The rotation will continue inside with experienced transfers in the fo