Most mock drafts still consider the Alabama quarterback a top-five prospect, despite the season-ending injury he suffered in November.
Here's all you need to know about one of the most-awaited moments of the college football offseason.As he revealed on Twitter last week, the Alabama quarterback will make his plans for the future public on Monday, January 6.
Tagovailoa is scheduled to hold a press conference alongside coach Saban in the Naylor Stone Media Room at the Mal Moore Athletic Facility at the Tide's campus in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.What is Tagovailoa's injury status?suffered a dislocated hip and posterior wall fractureAt the time, team orthopedic surgeon Lyle Cain told The Athletic the player was expected to make a"full recovery.
Before the season started, Tagovailoa was considered the top prospect of the class of 2020. The emergence of LSU quarterback Joe Burrow and Ohio State defensive end Chase Young threatened his status as No. 1 overall pick-in-waiting, but before his injury Tagovailoa remained a consensus top-five name.Mock drafts by
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