Alabama injury report: Latest update on Roll Tide's players ahead of Week 9 clash against Missouri

The injury report often plays a big factor for teams every week, but Alabama is lucky not to have as many injuries as other teams. So when the No. 15-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide (5-2, 2-2 Southeastern Conference) host the No. 21-ranked Missouri Tigers (6-1, 2-1) on Saturday, they will have health working in their favor.

However, Alabama does not have a completely healthy roster. There are still a few players who could be out for the matchup.

Alabama Week 9 injury report

Some teams have more than a dozen players on their injury reports, but Alabama only has three. Two are confirmed out for Saturday's game, and the other one is probable.

#1 Keon Sabb

Junior defensive back Keon Sabb went down with a little over five minutes remaining in Alabama's 24-17 loss to No. 7-ranked Tennessee on Saturday. He was listed as probable on the injury report before the game after trainers looked at his lower leg and was given the green light to play. Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer talked about Sabb during his press conference on Monday.

"He has a lower-extremity injury," DeBoer said. "And we expect him to be down for a while."

Sabb is listed as out against Missouri.

#2 Cayden Jones

Freshman linebacker Cayden Jones is listed as out. He has not played since Alabama's 42-10 victory over the Wisconsin Badgers on Sept. 14. There's no update on his status.

#3 Red Morgan

Freshman defensive back Red Morgan was also injured in Saturday's game against Tennessee. He went to the sideline clutching his hamstring after defending a deep ball. He did not return to the game. However, Morgan is listed as probable against Missouri.

Other injuries for Alabama

Other players were injured against Tennessee like Jalen Milroe and DeVonta Smith, but they are not listed on the injury report. DeBoer also discussed their statuses during the press conference.

"At this point in the year, I don‘t think there’s many guys who play a lot of snaps who don‘t have something and just working through it," DeBoer said. "(Milroe's) more than capable, and as he goes through the week, you‘re just ready to play on Saturday. There‘s nothing that’s going to be holding him back from going out there and being able to help us get a win and I’m confident of that."

While some players might be hurt, they will play through the pain for Alabama.