Which Safety would you sign to your college team if you were Nick Saban?

[Goldenblade]

I could watch this man for an hour introducing new college team players.

[OtrsChango]

Give me Laquan. We can teach him and increase that speed

[perimeter]

1, you can learn man coverage and fix hip flexibility, and hands dont really matter if they can swat or knock it incomplete

[SergeyBielecki]

I'm for sure taking Bobby, torn ACL nothing a little ice can't handle 😂

[coltalbea]

Honestly I gotta say Bobby, he can predict the play and always be a step ahead. You can easily teach tackling and get him in with a trainer twice a week to grease up his joints a little bit but he sounds like a great opportunity.

[Potato_Peeler]

I’m takin Bobby, teaching him to tackle efficiently, and getting him to put on weight, then moving him to LB

[chandlerbetts]

I want to take Laquan but it’s gotta be Milkey gimme the film junkie we can work on all that

[DirtyMonkeyIndeed]

Probably 3. A player can be average, but if he is a great leader that means a lot. Those are rare.

[capybara]

Da’milky is my pick all that can be taught

[jackc]

1 work on the hip flexibility and constantly train the coverage cause he’s got dedication

[BisonBill]

LaQuan. His leadership quality & good attitude. On top of him being a smart, playmaker with good vision and run stopping abilities. These qualities tells us that he will be good with film, and a dog towards the training it will take to become faster and get the hands.

Oh and what’s on paper aligned really close to what came out of LaQuan’s mouth.

[Ayten]

Sallon. A run stopper who has good vision is hard to find. You can speed train his quickness up.

[garrettmorano]

DID LAQUAN SAY C-GAP?!
You're hired, I mean signed.

[Prsethsun]

Assuming we’re keeping all of them at strong/free safety and can’t make them into LBs, definitely Milky, he has fantastic athleticism and coverage/hips/hands can all be coached, especially at a school like Bama

[Moving_Target]

I would pick all three. You can never have enough talent. But if I had to choose, I would the last one as he is a leader; but I would see if he develops with the team, physically and mentally.

[ImmaReact]

I'd put Bobby at ROLB but he's got an injury history that can't be ignored

[kenobiclone]

Da'Milky Milkee is the best option because he's athletic, hard hitting, and a hard worker. He can learn to get better man coverage and be smarter, and can get better hands through practice. He could easily have no weaknesses in just one season.

[chinesefood]

2 since we’re talking about safeties Milk would be a good linebacker

[weedwhacker]

Laquan is for sure my pick he’s just has that “It Factor”

[tonyak-best]

That 3rd one it's the leader quality that will get you far