Dickerson, 6-foot-6 and 333 pounds, appeared in 38 games at Alabama but had four season-ending injuries. His season was cut short in 2016 when he tore his right ACL. In 2017, and 2018, ankle injuries halted his seasons, and in 2020, he suffered a ruptured ACL in his left knee, ending his season. He started 31 of 32 games he played in during his two years in Tuscaloosa before being lost for the season due to injury. Dickerson is one of only three players in NCAA history to record over 1,000 yards rushing and receiving in the same season (1,206 yards in 2015). The other two players are Eric Dickerson and Marshall Faulk. In the NFL, Dickerson has yet to find success despite playing on some great teams. He missed most of the 2007 season with a torn ACL and was also unable to play last year after suffering an ankle injury in Week 4. Before going down, he was leading the league in rushing with 754 yards. During his time at Bama, Landon Dickerson accumulated 3,728 all-purpose yards, 2,074 rushing yards, and 53 receiving yards. Landon Dickerson's father, Larry, was an All-American linebacker at Alabama in 1975 before going on to have a 12-year career in the NFL.