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VIDEO: Julio Jones, former Alabama stars to appear on online series ‘Bama Cuts’ with Nick Saban

Former Alabama star Julio Jones, now of all the Falcons, said losing offensive coordinator Lane Kiffin is a "small thing" for coach Nick Saban. (Marvin Gentry / USA Today Sports)
Former Alabama star Julio Jones, now of all the Falcons, said losing offensive coordinator Lane Kiffin is a "small thing" for coach Nick Saban. (Marvin Gentry / USA Today Sports)
By Juliakate E Culpepper
March 27, 2018

Former Alabama star players Julio Jones, Eddie Jackson and Ryan Anderson will appear in a new series “Bama Cuts” along with coach Nick Saban.

The former players and current coach of the Crimson Tide will sit in an Alabama-themed barber shoptalk about football in the new series by Alabama Football.

The team Twitter account posted a teaser video Tuesday which can be watched below:

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