Alabama is expected to hire Adrian Klemm as offensive line coach, per CBS Sports’ Matt Zenitz.
A five-year NFL veteran as a player, Klemm finds himself as the new offensive line coach for the Crimson Tide following one season at USC. Klemm was a defensive analyst for the Trojans last season, but the long-time assistant has offensive line coaching experience at a multitude of different programs, including at the professional level.
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Those stops included most recently the New England Patriots in 2023, as well as Oregon in 2022 and the Pittsburgh Steelers from 2019-21.
A three-time Super Bowl champion as a player, Klemm could instantly play a key role on the Tide’s coaching staff in 2026 as the offensive line continues to improve both on-and-off the field.
Alabama’s offensive line struggled throughout the 2025 campaign. The Tide were unable to establish a consistent run game at any point last season, as the offensive line will have a completely different look in 2026 following the departure of various starters from last year.
Alabama has made a multitude of changes to both the roster and coaching staff in recent weeks, as Klemm officially finds himself as the Crimson Tide’s new offensive line coach.
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