[MENTION=12910]Brooklyndee[/MENTION] stars and rankings aside - would you prefer Henderson or Edwards on your team?
Honestly I'm not much of a fan of either as I think they both have big holes. If I had to choose I'd say Edwards cause atleast he starts out being physical & knowing the basics to playing db already. If he fails at CB which he may he'd have a bright future at free(& at worst give us quality depth)
Apparently bama told him he's one of their top priorities based on the 247 article I read
I'm sure he is, they only have like 4 spots left
Alabama has four defensive backs in its 2017 class thus far, although 4-star junior college cornerback commit Jhavonte Dean isn’t likely to end up with the Tide come National Signing Day.
This weekend it will host 4-star corner Christopher Henderson (CJ) on an official visit – the only official visitor expected in Tuscaloosa.
“They just told me I’m a top priority,” Henderson told BamaOnLine ahead of his visit. “They don’t have all their DBs committed.”
“We usually just talk about how much they need me and stuff. DBs are a top priority and stuff like that.”
Mario Cristobal was Henderson’s primary recruiter for Alabama. Earlier on Friday 247Sports’ Ryan Bartow reported Cristobal would be taking over as the co-offensive coordinator at Oregon.
It’s all water under the bridge for Henderson.
“He told me he was going to see with his agents if he had better offers after the game,” Henderson said. “So I'm guessing Oregon was better for him. I can't argue with that.”
Later on Friday evening Henderson, a one-time Miami commit, is expected to arrive in Tuscaloosa.
“Looking forward to the atmosphere,” he said. “See if I feel comfortable at the school. See if I end up going there or not. Just see how it is around football season there. I’ve only been there during the summer.”
Henderson has a Top 3 of Alabama, Florida and Miami.
He will visit Gainesville, the 100 percent 247Sports Crystal Ball favorite, next week.
Henderson’s favorite part about Alabama?
“How they’ve been winning recently and how they develop their players,” he said.
At 6-foot-1, 175 pounds, Henderson is rated the No. 15 cornerback and the No. 135 overall player in the country, per the industry-generated 247Sports Composite.
He plans to announce a decision on National Signing Day.