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Prospect Primer: DB Minkah Fitzpatrick, Alabama

Set a school record by returning four interceptions for touchdowns over his first two seasons

Apr 26, 2018 at 02:00 AM

Name:Minkah Fitzpatrick

Position:DB

Ht.-Wt.:6-1, 201

School:Alabama

Key stat:Set a school record by returning four interceptions for touchdowns over his first two seasons. Had six picks total in 2016.

Notable:Can play anywhere in a defensive backfield – boundary corner, slot corner, safety, hybrid linebacker – making him a sure-fire first-round pick.

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