Selected in the second round (61st overall) of the 2015 NFL Draft by the Buccaneers.
2015 PFWA All-Rookie Team Selection.
Has started all 56 career games he has played in.
Since becoming a starter in 2015, has been part of a Buccaneers offensive line that has helped block for an offense that ranks third in third-down conversion rate (43.7), while recording the fifth-most yards per game in the NFL (375.3), sixth-most passing yards per game (269.8) and seventh-highest yards per play (5.76) in that span.
In 2018, was part of an offensive line that helped block for an offense that led the NFL in passing yards per game (320.3), while ranking third in total yards per game (415.5) and fourth in yards per play (6.30). Tampa Bay’s offense set team records in net yards (6,648), passing yards (5,125), points scored (396) and first downs (388). The team’s 5,125 passing yards are the fourth-most in a season in NFL history.
Made NFL and Buccaneers debut vs. Tennessee (9/13/2015), starting at right guard.
In 2015, helped block for an offense that finished the season ranked fifth in the league in total offense (375.9 ypg) and fifth in rushing (134.9 ypg), while tying for the league lead in rushing average (4.8).
Also in 2015, was part of a unit that helped the offense to a franchise-record 6,014 net yards on the year, while also recording 2,162 rushing yards for the second-most in a single season in team history.
Part of an offensive line that allowed only 27 sacks in 2015, the third-fewest by a Buccaneers team since 1983 when sacks became an of cial statistic.
Started all 16 games at left guard.
Part of an offensive line that helped block for an offense that led the NFL in passing yards per game (320.3), while ranking third in total yards per game (415.5) and fourth in yards per play (6.30). Tampa Bay’s offense set team records in net yards (6,648), passing yards (5,125), points scored (396) and first downs (388). The team’s 5,125 passing yards are the fourth-most in a season in NFL history.
Started at left guard against New Orleans and was part of an offense that totaled 529 yards, the second- most in a game in team history, and 48 points, tied for the most in a game in team history.
Against Philadelphia (9/16), started at left guard, helping the team total 436 yards of offense.
Started at left guard on Monday Night Football against Pittsburgh (9/24) and was part of an offense that totaled 455 yards from scrimmage.
At Chicago in Week 4 (9/30), started at left guard.
Started at left guard against Atlanta (10/14), helping the team total 512 yards of offense, including 123 rushing yards (6.2 avg.) and a team-record-tying 30 first downs.
Helped the Buccaneers record a team-record 34 first downs (31 in regulation) and total 456 yards of offense, including 114 rushing yards, in an overtime win against Cleveland (10/21).
Started at left guard at Cincinnati (10/28), helping the team record a franchise record 576 yards of offense, including 126 rushing yards.
At Carolina (11/4), started at left guard.
Part of an offensive line that helped the team record 501 yards of offense in Week 10 against Washington (11/11).
Started at center at N.Y. Giants (11/18), helping the team total 510 yards of offense – tied for the eighth- most in team history – along with a season-high 151 rushing yards. The team also had 31 first downs, the second-most in a game in team history and tied for the most in regulation.
Against San Francisco (11/25), started at left guard, helping the team total 412 yards, including 108 rushing yards.
Started at left guard Weeks 13-15.
Helped the team total 383 yards at Dallas (12/23).
Against Atlanta (12/30), helped the team total 433 yards.
Played in 43 games at Hobart (2011-14).
Played in the 2015 Senior Bowl.
Started 13 games as a senior (2014).
Highly decorated as a senior, being named American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) All-American, D3football.com first-team All-American, second- team AP Little All-America, Jewish Sports Review All- American, D3football.com first-team All-East, first- team Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) North All-Star and unanimous first-team All-Liberty League selection.
Named Liberty League Co-Offensive Player of the Year, becoming the first offensive lineman in league history to earn the distinction.
Earned the Bill Middleton Memorial Football Award, given annually to the member of the football team whose offensive performance has been most valuable to the team.
Did not allow a sack all season.
Started the 11 games he played in as a junior (2013)
Selected as a Jewish Sports Review All-American, while being named D3football.com second-team All- East, ECAC North second-team All-Star, first-team All-Liberty League and Liberty League All-Academic.
Earned the Tryon Football Award, given annually to the outstanding lineman of the Hobart football team whose sportsmanship, team play and performance have contributed significantly to the team.
As a sophomore (2012), started 13 games.
Named second-team D3football.com All-East and first-team All-Liberty League.
Part of an offensive line that allowed the fewest sacks in the Liberty League.
Appeared in six games as a freshman (2011).
Majored in Sport & Exercise Science.
Attended Hastings High School (Hastings-on-Hudson, New York).
Played offensive tackle and defensive end.
Named second-team All-State and earned all-section honors.
Also played basketball at Hastings, earning all- league selection two times.
Son of Joy Rose and Bill Marpet.
Has three siblings: brothers Brody and Blaze, and sister Zena.
Born Ali Marpet on April 17, 1993 in Hastings-on- Hudson, New York.
Had his head shaved by children battling cancer for the Buccaneers 2015-17 Cut for a Cure to raise funds and awareness for the Pediatric Cancer Foundation.
Helps sponsor “Turkey Time with the O-Line,” a Thanksgiving program carried out by the offensive line, which has provided more than 5,000 meals for local families in need.
In May 2016, supported the Johns Hopkins Medicine All Children’s Hospital 5K fundraiser and presented awards to the participants.
In December 2015, visited patients battling injury and illness at All Children’s Hospital in St. Petersburg.
In October 2015, participated in games, arts and crafts, and activities with children at Metropolitan Ministries annual Fall Festival.
In September 2015, served lunch to more than 250 hungry and homeless men and women at Trinity Café.
In July 2015, went bowling with rookie or first-year firefighters and paramedics.
In May 2015, visited wounded warriors recovering from injury and illness at James A. Haley Veterans’ Hospital in Tampa.
In May 2015, toured MacDill Air Force Base to greet military servicemen and servicewomen and learn about the important role that the base plays in the Tampa community.
