Sources - Alabama RB Jase McClellan not expected to play vs. Georgia - ESPN

ATLANTA — Alabama running back Jase McClellan, the team's leading rusher, isn't expected to play for No. 8 Alabama in Saturday's SEC championship game against No. 1 Georgia, sources told ESPN.

McClellan was dressed out in full pads for warm-ups at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. He reportedly hasn't practiced all week. He did some light jogging and caught a couple of punts but didn't participate in full-speed drills with his teammates.

McClellan injured his left foot in the fourth quarter of last week's 27-24 victory at Auburn.

Georgia tight end Brock Bowers (ankle), receiver Ladd McConkey (ankle) and guard Tate Ratledge (knee) were running full speed in passing drills during warmups. Bowers and Ratledge were announced as starters for the Bulldogs. Georgia receiver Rara Thomas (foot) was using a crutch and won't be available.

McClellan, a senior from Aledo, Texas, leads the Crimson Tide with 803 rushing yards with six touchdowns. He had 105 yards with one score in a 24-10 win against then-No. 15 Ole Miss and 115 yards with one touchdown in a 34-20 victory over then-No. 17 Tennessee.

Roydell Williams, a senior from Hueytown, Alabama, has 497 rushing yards with four touchdowns, would probably serve as the Tide's starting tailback if McClellan can't go.