Dijon Lee Jr.
Alabama
Sophomore
Bio
Recruiting
Scouting Report
Dijon Lee Jr. is a 5-star Cornerback from Carson, CA (Mission Viejo) in the 2025 class. Ranked No. 14 nationally. Composite rating: 0.9926. Committed to University of Alabama.
Physical Profile
Listed at 6-4, 202 lbs. Taller than 99% and heavier than 99% of 2025 Cornerback prospects in the SEC Scouts database (134 with a listed size).
Play Style
Unable to provide detailed play style analysis without position designation or film evaluation, though his elite ranking suggests he's a dynamic playmaker who impacts games regardless of specific role assignment.
Strengths
- Elite national ranking (#14 overall) indicates exceptional athletic ability and football IQ that transcends typical positional boundaries
- Secured commitment from Alabama, one of college football's premier programs, demonstrating ability to compete at the highest level
- 5-star rating suggests rare combination of physical tools, technique, and football instincts that separate him from peer group
Areas to Improve
- Position uncertainty creates questions about scheme fit and long-term development pathway
- Limited recruiting information makes it difficult to assess competition level and consistency of performance
College Projection
Projects as an immediate contributor at Alabama given his elite ranking, though specific role depends on position clarification. Expect 2-3 year development window before reaching full potential, with early special teams contributions likely while learning position-specific nuances.
NFL Outlook
Top-15 national ranking in a strong 2025 class suggests legitimate NFL Draft potential, likely Day 1-2 selection if development trajectory matches recruiting evaluation, though position-specific projection remains unclear.
Best Fit
Alabama's elite development program and positional flexibility make it an ideal landing spot, particularly given their track record of maximizing multi-positional athletes and getting players NFL-ready regardless of recruiting position designation.
Player Comparison
Both share similar elite physical frames at 6'4" with lean but athletic builds, and both were top-15 national recruits who chose Alabama. Waddle's versatility as a dynamic playmaker who could impact games in multiple ways - whether as a receiver, returner, or in the backfield - mirrors the positional flexibility suggested by this prospect's elite ranking despite an unspecified position.
Season Stats - 2025
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General
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Career History
Alabama
#5 DB - Sophomore
Alabama
#5 DB - Freshman
Current Team
University of Alabama