"One year after Saban leaves and it all goes downhill": CFB fans react to Alabama's National Signing Day graphics

The National Signing Day gave fans clarity about the programs and their rosters for the upcoming seasons. However, the Alabama Crimson Tide's National Signing Day graphics presented their new signees in a unique way, which created confusion among fans about the recruits the team had landed.

Sports Center's Instagram page shared Alabama's graphics, which generated a lot of reactions from fans, with many expressing their confusion.

"Imagine working your whole life for your signing day and for them to post it and they post this…," one fan wrote.

"bro what is this," annother fan commented.

"One year after Saban leaves and it all goes downhill," wrote another fan.

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However, some found the idea interesting and called it genius marketing as it got people talking about the program's designs.

"Eh. They’re different. Got people talking about em. Excellent marketing," one fan said.

"These aren’t that bad," another fan wrote.

"I will say they are creative. Lately they are all the same so while I would have went another way it is different," another fan commented.

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Kalen DeBoer and company landed 21 prospects from the Class of 2025 and their recruiting class is ranked No. 2 in the country, as per 247Sports. The Crimson Tide have managed to sign three five-star recruits and are set for an interesting future.

Ty Haywood yet to sign with Alabama despite committing to the program in July

The five-star offensive tackle from Denton, Texas, Ty Haywood, committed to the Alabama Crimson Tide on July 14. However, he is the only commit who has yet to sign with the program, as per 247Sports.

Haywood officially visited Tuscaloosa in May and pledged his allegiance soon after. He chose the DeBoer-led program over other top schools such as Michigan, Florida State, Oklahoma and Texas A&M.

Haywood is ranked No. 20 in the country and is the fourth-best offensive tackle in the Class of 2025, as per 247Sports. He is also the seventh-best overall prospect in Texas.