The head of the Tiger offense is unlikely to play against the Crimson Tide after suffering an ankle injury against Auburn.
Missouri Tigers quarterback Brady Cook is considered doubtful for its second road matchup of the season against Alabama, according to
His injury status remained unclear after head coach Eli Drinkwitz talked to the media on Tuesday, October 22, saying he "did not know about participating" when asked if Cook would be active for practice that day. Drinkwitz also closed the practice off from the media to avoid speculation on the injury.
The Tigers' quarterback has been under scrutiny for the season in its entirety, as the Tigers have struggled to push the ball down the field through the air. His deep-ball connection with his receivers, primarily standout Luther Burden III, has been nearly non-existent.
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