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The WireInjury report · SECUPDATED AUG 26, 2026
The Pate State / The Wire
The WireStatus · ReportedImpact · significantAlabama · SEC

Alabama Defensive Lineman Jeremiah Beaman Reported Out for 2026 After Torn ACL

Beaman’s absence removes a third-year defensive lineman with a starting appearance from a group Alabama was still evaluating in fall camp. The diagnosis also follows a season-ending ACL injury in 2025, making the news both a roster loss and a difficult personal setback.

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● Reported
AUG 26, 2026
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01 · The NewsWhat Happened

Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer confirmed Monday that defensive lineman Jeremiah Beaman suffered a knee injury during Sunday practice. Further testing identified a torn ACL in Beaman’s left knee, and he underwent surgery Tuesday at UAB St. Vincent’s with Dr. Lyle Cain performing the procedure. Beaman is reported to miss the entire 2026 season. The Birmingham native is entering his third year with Alabama after starting the 2025 opener against Florida State. He then suffered a season-ending ACL injury in practice the following week, making this his second season-ending ACL injury in two years. Beaman is listed at 6-foot-4 and 301 pounds.

Sourcing & standards: Reporting via Yahoo Sports. Produced by the Pate State Wire Desk under the site's verification rules, monitored by an editor. Corrections are timestamped, never silent.

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