On Saturday afternoon, the Alabama Crimson Tide picked up a needed win at home by defeating Texas A&M, 31-20.

During the win, Alabama saw a number of players make an impact, some of which were forced into larger roles than previous weeks as a result of injuries currently impacting the Crimson Tide's roster. This came at positions such as wide receiver, as well as both offensive and defensive line.

When taking a look at the roster overall though, which performances were among the best Saturday afternoon, and what did they include?

Following is a look at this week's Alabama stock report following the Texas A&M game, which takes a look at three Crimson Tide players now on the rise as a result of their performances against the Aggies.

Rico Scott, Wide Receiver

Scott's performance against the Aggies on Saturday was likely the best of his entire Alabama career as he hauled in six receptions for 156 yards, both of which are now career-high's. The junior averaged 26 yards per catch Saturday against the Aggies, with his longest reception going for a 48-yard gain.

Fatutoa Henry, Outside Linebacker

Saturday was also likely the best performance in the Alabama career of Fatutoa Henry, who had originally appeared on the Availability Report earlier in the week as a question mark to even play. Henry finished with four tackles, three of which were solo, as well as two sacks and two TFL.

Caleb Woodson, Inside Linebacker

Oct 24, 2026; Tuscaloosa, AL, USA; Alabama linebacker Caleb Woodson (7) pressures Texas A&M quarterback Marcel Reed (10) at Saban Field at Bryant Denny Stadium. Alabama defeated Texas A&M 31-20. Mandatory Credit: Gary Cosby Jr.-Tuscaloosa News

The final spot remains on defense in Woodson, who led the Crimson Tide with 10 total tackles against the Aggies. Woodson's five solo tackles were also tied for the team-lead, while the inside linebacker also had 1.5 TFL.

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