2020 Football Roster
Javion Cohen
- Position:
- OL
- Height:
- 6-4
- Weight:
- 325
- Class:
- Freshman
- Hometown:
- Phenix City, Ala.
- High School:
- Central
2022
A second team All-SEC honoree by the league coaches ... started 10 games and came off the bench in two more … played 554 total snaps ... had 17 knockdown blocks with 1.5 sacks allowed, four pressures, four quarterback hits and three penalties … selected as one of the offensive players of the week by the Alabama coaching staff for his play against Auburn. Utah State: Earned 29 snaps as a reserve guard in a 55-0 win over the Aggies. Texas: Played 34 snaps against the Longhorns entering the game at guard in the first half … was in at guard on the two scoring drives that won the game for the Crimson Tide in the fourth quarter … credited with one knockdown block. ULM: Made his first start of the season … played 23 snaps and added two knockdown blocks … helped the Tide roll up 509 yards of total offense, including 273 rushing yards. Vanderbilt: Earned the start at guard and played 49 snaps … recorded three knockdown blocks as the Tide rolled up 628 yards of total offense, including 228 on the ground and 400 through the air … did not allow a sack, pressure or quarterback hit, but did commit one penalty. Arkansas: Started at left guard … had two knockdown blocks … helped opened holes for 317 rushing yards while providing time for 555 yards of total offense … did not allow a sack, pressure or quarterback hit … committed two penalties across his 49 snaps. Texas A&M: Started at left guard and played 44 snaps … had three knockdown blocks … opened holes for 286 rushing yards and provided time for three passing touchdowns … allowed two pressures with first-time starter Jalen Milroe at quarterback. Tennessee: Had one knockdown block and allowed three quarterback hits in 84 snaps at guard against the Volunteers … helped provide time for 455 passing yards and 567 yards of total offense … allowed half of a sack and one pressure. Mississippi State: Had a team-high tying two knockdown blocks … did not allow a sack, pressure or hurry in the win. LSU: Played 86 snaps at left guard … had one knockdown block … opened holes for 476 yards of total offense, including 148 rushing yards. Ole Miss: Started at left guard and played 20 snaps … allowed one sack. Austin Peay: Opened holes and provided time for 527 yards of total offense that included a balanced effort with 263 rushing yards and 264 passing yards … did not allow a sack, pressure or quarterback hit … had one knockdown blocks as Jase McClellan rushed for a career-high 156 yards and two touchdowns. Auburn: Helped the Crimson Tide roll up 516 yards of total offense in a 49-27 victory … had one knockdown block while not allowing a pressure, quarterback hit or sack … opened holes for 173 rushing yards and 343 yards through the air … was part of an offensive line that was honored as offensive players of the week by the Alabama coaching staff.
2021
Found his role at left guard for the Crimson Tide … earned starts in 14 games, missing only one contest due to injury … helped an Alabama offensive front that opened holes and provided time for the nation’s No. 6 scoring offense (39.9 ppg), No. 7 passing offense (338.2 ypg) and pass efficiency offense (166.5), the No. 3 unit in third-down conversion percentage (52.0) and the No. 5 red zone offense (.926) … accounted for 21 knockdown blocks … played 1,073 snaps over 14 games … earned offensive player of the week honors from the Alabama coaching staff following his play against Ole Miss while the entire offensive line earned garnered the honor after the SEC Championship Game against Georgia. Miami: Made his first career start at Alabama, opening the game at left guard … helped the Tide account for 501 yards of total offense, including 354 yards through the air … did not allow a sack or a pressure and added one knockdown block. Mercer: Opened holes for the Tide to rush for 158 yards and pass for 266 … did not allow a sack and recorded two knockdown blocks … surrendered one pressure … provided time for quarterback Bryce Young to complete 19-of-27 passes with three going for touchdowns. Florida: Played all 72 snaps at left guard … did not allow a sack and provided time for Young to throw for 240 yards and three touchdowns. Southern Miss: Blocked for a season-high to date 606 yards of total offense … opened holes for 211 rushing yards and 395 passing yards … provided time for the Tide to complete 23-of-26 passes and record six touchdowns … did not allow a sack or a pressure and had one knockdown block. Ole Miss: Part of an offensive line that was awarded offensive player of the week accolades as a group against the Rebels … started and played 79 snaps at left guard … did not allow a sack, pressure or quarterback hit … helped the Tide roll up 210 rushing yards as Brian Robinson Jr. accumulated 171 yards and four touchdowns on 36 carries … blocked for 451 yards of total offense as the Tide possessed the ball for 38 minutes in the game. Texas A&M: Helped the Crimson Tide churn out 522 yards of total offense and score 38 points in defeat … had a knockdown block and helped Robinson Jr. record his second straight 100-yard rushing game with 147 yards on 6.1 yards per carry … did not allow a sack. Mississippi State: Helped clear a path for 195 rushing yards as the Tide accounted for 544 yards of total offense … provided time for Young to complete 20-of 28 passes for 349 yards and four touchdowns … surrendered half of a sack on 28 drop backs. Tennessee: Played a career-high 92 snaps as the Crimson Tide rolled up 574 yards of total offense with 203 yards rushing and 371 yards through the air … had two knockdown blocks … did not allow a sack … opened holes for Robinson Jr. to rush for 107 yards and three touchdowns … the Tide finished with five rushing touchdowns while averaging 6.2 yards per play. LSU: Started at left guard and played 66 snaps against the Tigers. New Mexico State: Did not play due to a wrist injury. Arkansas: Blocked for 671 yards of total offense … did not allow a sack on 40 pass attempts as Young set the school record for passing yards with 559 on 31 completions and five touchdowns … set a season high with three knockdown blocks as he opened holes for 122 rushing yards by Robinson Jr. Auburn: Led the team with six knockdown blocks and helped the Crimson Tide register a come-from-behind, four-overtime victory over the Tigers … helped the Tide account for 308 yards and 24 points on the final five drives of the game and overtime … did not allow a sack. Georgia: Made his 12th start of the year at left guard … helped open holes for 536 yards of total offense against the nation’s top-ranked defense, including 421 passing yards and 115 yards on the ground with 4.4 yards per carry … had one knockdown block … did not allow a sack as Young threw for three touchdowns and ran for another while an injured Robinson Jr. battled for 55 yards on the ground. Cincinnati: Was nearly perfect on all assignments in the Crimson Tide’s domination of the Bearcats up front … helped open holes for the Tide’s season-high 301 rushing yards … provided time for Young to throw for 181 yards on 17-of-28 passing and three touchdowns … UA finished with 482 yards of total offense while holding the ball for 33:41 and converting on 5-of-13 third-down chances. Georgia: Blocked for 399 yards of total offense against the Bulldogs … provided time for Young to throw for 369 yards and a touchdown … opened holes for 68 rushing yards for Robinson Jr. … allowed half of a sack and three quarterback hits … had one knockdown block.
2020
Selected to the SEC All-Freshman Team ... earned two snaps as a reserve at Tennessee and followed that with six more at home against Mississippi State ... came off the bench to garner 10 snaps against Kentucky, four at LSU and five at Arkansas.
High School and Personal Data
In-state offensive line prospect from Phenix City ... four-star recruit by Rivals.com and 247Sports along with the 247Composite ... a top-15 player in the state of Alabama, including a No. 9 ranking from Rivals ... the state's No. 13 player by 247 and No. 15 player by the Composite ... selected to play in the 2019 Pro Football Hall of Fame World Bowl in Cancun, Mexico ... earned a spot in the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Game following his senior season ... named to the Alabama Sports Writers Association's Class 7A Second Team All-State squad as a junior ... played at Central High School where he was coached by Jamey DuBose ... chose the Crimson Tide over Auburn and South Carolina among others.
