Kalen DeBoer provides injury update on Alabama freshman wide receiver
That wideout is true freshman Lotzeir Brooks, who has reportedly been spotted in a walking boot, but is an injury that should not affect the receiver for very long, according to DeBoer on Sunday.
'It won't be anything long-term or anything like that,' DeBoer said. 'So, just be a little bit of recovery here. I don't know if it's day-to-day, but it's not going to be something that's extended.'
A member of Alabama's 2025 recruiting class, Brooks comes to Tuscaloosa after a memorable high school career while playing at Millville High School in New Jersey.
Per the 247Sports Composite rankings, Brooks was considered as a four-star prospect, as well as the No. 185 overall player in the class. Brooks also ranked as the No. 25 overall wide receiver nationally.
A potential instant-impact member of Alabama's freshman class, Brooks will be a player to monitor over the coming weeks leading up to the Crimson Tide's season-opener at Florida State.
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