Wisconsin14 @FINAL 38Alabama , Week 3, Sep 13, 2025

Backup QB Danny O'Neil completed 11 of 17 passes for 117 yards and a TD, but the offense managed only 209 total yards, highlighting the impact of Billy Edwards' injury.

Alabama's offense scored 38 points and gained 382 passing yards, with Wisconsin's defense allowing four sacks and two interceptions, indicating issues in pass coverage and pass rush.

Vinny Anthony II returned a kickoff 95 yards for a touchdown, providing a rare highlight and a potential weapon for future games.

The Badgers are dealing with key injuries at quarterback and along the offensive line, making it critical to get healthy before Big Ten play begins.

Wisconsin has lost consecutive games to Alabama by a combined 80-24, and must regroup quickly to avoid a losing streak as they face Maryland in their Big Ten opener.

Simpson threw for 382 yards and four touchdowns, completing 24 of 29 passes (82.8%). He joined Mac Jones as the only Alabama QBs to complete 80%+ with three TDs in consecutive games, showing elite efficiency and command.

After missing last week with a concussion, Williams caught five passes for 165 yards and two touchdowns, including a 75-yard trick play to open the second half. His deep threat ability adds a dynamic element to the offense.

Alabama's defense held Wisconsin to 209 yards, recorded four sacks (up from one total in the first two games), and forced two interceptions. This suggests the pass rush is finding its stride after a slow start.

Alabama has scored on 17 of its last 20 possessions, including 15 touchdowns. The offense is clicking at a high level, with multiple receivers contributing (Germie Bernard, Isaiah Horton) and a balanced attack.

Alabama has a bye week before facing No. 6 Georgia. Defensive end LT Overton left with an undisclosed injury, but running back Jam Miller and defensive lineman Tim Keenan are nearing returns, which could bolster the lineup.