Joel Klatt Names Most Explosive Offense In College Football

College football analyst Joel Klatt recently reviewed the Week 3 slate, sharing his thoughts on some of the biggest games of the weekend.

Klatt spoke in depth on viral storyline's in college football, such as Arch Manning lighting up the scoreboard for Texas or Georgia struggling against Kentucky in Lexington.

While those two games had the college football world buzzing on social media, Klatt wanted to spotlight the Alabama Crimson Tide during "The Joe Klatt Show " on Monday.

Alabama traveled to Madison, Wisconsin in Week 3 for a matchup against the Badgers.

The Crimson Tide entered the matchup as double-digit favorites and proved why they were heavily favored with a 42-10 victory.

Behind Heisman contending quarterback Jalen Milroe, the Crimson Tide have averaged 49 points per game this season. They have an experienced quarterback with a couple of elite weapons at wideout, like Ryan Williams and Kendrick Law.

Given the talent and production, Klatt believes the Crimson Tide have the most explosive offense in college football.

"Alabama has scored 11 touchdowns, so far this year, of 25 yards or more," Klatt said. "That's the most in college football. They are, right now, the most explosive offense in college football."

In the blowout victory over Wisconsin, Milroe passed for three touchdowns and 196 yards, while completing 12-of-17 pass attempts. He also had a tremendous showing on the ground, posting two touchdowns and 75 yards on 14 carries.

His No. 1 wide receiver is Williams, a 17-year-old freshman that has lit up the college football landscape. In the Week 2 win over the Badgers, Williams recorded four receptions, 78 yards, and a touchdown.

The Crimson Tide also have a committee running back room that's been extremely successful. A couple of their explosive backs have the ability run through linebackers, as well as burst in the open field.

Their stars in the backfield include both Justice Haynes and Jamarion Miller.

Alabama will have a chance to prove they have the "most explosive offense in college football," when they welcome the Georgia Bulldogs on Sept. 28 for their first SEC game of the season.

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