After dealing with inexperience at inside linebacker the entire season, Alabama was dealt a bit of good news Monday night as Dylan Moses announced on Instagram that he is returning for his senior season.

"After much thought and prayer, my family and I have decided that the best decision is for me to return to Alabama and finish my college education," Moses posted. "Football is not who I am, it is what I do. Life after football is what I’m most concerned about, and I want to ensure I can put myself in the best possible position to succeed in life, fulfill my goals and make my dreams come true.

"While doing this, I plan to give 110 percent effort to lead my teammates on and off the field, while setting a good example for them to follow. This past year for me wasn’t what I expected, and I feel as if I would leave a lot on the table if I decided to enter the NFL Draft.

"The 2020 season will be very personal to me, and I want nothing more than to finish my Alabama career in style. This program’s goal is to compete for championships and next year will be no different. Next season isn’t about draft stock or money — it’s about grinding with my brothers and winning another national title."

Moses, who was a Butkus Award finalist last season, suffered a torn ACL before the season. During the 2018 season he led the team with 86 tackles while tallying 10 tackles for a loss and 3.5 sacks.

Earlier this month, redshirt senior linebacker Joshua McMillon announced he received a medical hardship waiver and is eligible to return next year after suffering a season-ending knee injury in the preseason. Moses and McMillon were both projected to start for Alabama this year.

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