Return captain, there are few players in the more experienced Alabama Crimson Tide football team entering the 2025 season than Deontae Lawson.
Seeing an injury, Lawson, a senior Redshirt, will start the fifth year in Tuscaloosa this fall, and is a multi -year starter in the interior seconds where he is again cemented in the starting formation.
One of the leaders of Crimson Tide this season to come, here is an overview of everything that Alabama The interior secondary Deontae Lawson said during 2025 sec Football Media Days.
Deontae Lawson on the differences towards the defense of Alabama in 2025
“I think we all have to be bought. I think it started at the end of Bowl’s game, and we all had to come together.”
“I think being the first year and the WO coach system, we had our bumps and bruises that we had to go through throughout the season.”
“We just have to get more representatives. I think the season progressed, we were able to get better.”
“I am very excited for our defense this year. I have the impression that we have more guys who know the system of the coach WO, and we know the plan. Now, it is a question of perfecting what the offense does, so we are able to anticipate at the highest level and to shoot.”
Deontae Lawson on the reaction to the quarter-back of the state of Florida Thomas Castellanos Comments
“Obviously, people will say what makes them feel the most confident, but it is something that we cannot really worry about because nothing is important than what is happening in these lines.”
“We will see when the match will arrive here. And we will prepare and we will make sure that we are ready for August 30. And we will see it when it arrives here.”
Deontae Lawson on dry road game that comes out over the years
“To be honest with you, I think each game of the dry of the road is difficult because I think I played almost everywhere in the dry. I’m going to go to Georgia this year.”
“But, yes, even when we play Arkansas or Tennessee or Auburn, any road game, especially in Alabama, the fans are a little more.”
“This is something we expect.
Deontae Lawson on the leaders of the hometown of Mobile, in Alabama,
“This is a great question. First, I think my parents, of course. They have always been my support system. They have always been in my corner whatever happens. I really think they stood me up in the right way.”
“I had a high school coach, Ronnie Cottrell, guy, he did a lot for me too.”
“It’s a lot of people who helped me get there where I am today. I definitely have a lot of people to look in in terms of” do not do that “or” do that “. So I think it motivated me too.”
“But I just think it comes back to my parents. They really instilled me something at an early age and I was able to take it and run with it.”
Deontae Lawson on the reasons for which he returned to Alabama
“It was definitely a very difficult decision. I think that any academic athlete, any university football player, we all have dreams and aspirations to play at the next level. I feel like I had the opportunity.”
“But I had to look at a little beyond. There were still things I had to work on – being a leader more, plus a vocal leader and simply establish more relationships out of the field.”
“I have the impression that it would be a happy new year to prepare for life after football. Obviously, I have dreams and aspirations to play at the next level.”
“I think that the injury made me realize that it could be removed at any time. It made me want to dig more deeply – and life after football or goals after football and to settle certain relationships. I think it was the greatest thing. It was certainly a difficult decision, however.”
Deontae Lawson on the rehabilitation of the injury
“It was definitely a trip. I am happy that I am on the back now, but obviously, it was something that I could not do by myself.”
“I have all faith in my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. And he just showed me different ways of knowing how he was with me. It is simply incredible to see.”
“Having, as I said, my family. They are my support system. They go to Tuscaloosa every time they need it. Just little things like that, that makes it easier to easily.”
“Obviously, it’s difficult. Each day will not be pretty. You will spend your days when you don’t want to do it, but that’s what I have to do.”
“Another thing will be the Alabama medical team. Jeremy Gsell, it’s my guy, to be honest. I have been with him for eight months every day and we are going there.”
“When you have people around you, it makes your task a bit. It is always something that you need to manage and pass, but you know that’s it for a greater good.”
Deontae Lawson on the progress of Yhonzae Pierre, Red Morgan
“Yhonzae, he has become this rusher on board that you want. He takes on weight. I think about 250 years now or something like that. He works hard every day.”
“I think there is a role and I think it’s good because once you have found this role, you just attack your vapor and you are ready to leave.”
“And Red Morgan moved around. I certainly learned to do. But giving him everything he has every day and coming to work every day and trying to learn as much as he can.”
“Red is a bizarre athlete. He has all the tools to be a great player. He is now developing in addition to a scheme -type player and does what is best for the team. He attacks this border.”
“I am excited for them and their future.”
Deontae Lawson on the second year differences under Kalen Deboer
“Yeah, without a doubt. I think last year, guy, it is difficult to replace the Saban coach. And just to enter and just take the job, which shows the confidence he has in himself. And it is simply great.”
“As you said, it is definitely developed. It is just difficult for him to try to involve his way of doing things or his standard so early in the first year. But now two years, I mean, we are all to debole, and we are all in what he has to say or what he wants to do for the program.”
“I think he definitely thinks that and the players feel it too. We are excited and we are ready.”
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