HaHa Clinton-Dix

NFL teams across the country are making post-draft decisions filling out their personal for the upcoming 2021 season. The Houston Texans have decided to bring in two former Alabama safeties in on a tryout basis, Shyheim Carter and Ha Ha Clinton-Dix.

The former University of Alabama football player, Ha'Sean Clinton-Dix, was released by the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday afternoon. This is surprising to many, considering that he was one of the most experienced players in the safety position for the Cowboys. He also had 16 career interceptions with one Pro Bowl appearance.

Haha Clinton-Dix signed a one-year contract as free agent to join the Dallas Cowboys. The Cowboys will be the fourth organization for Clinton-Dix in his six-year NFL career. Clinton-Dix signed a contract worth up to $4 million with $2.5 million guaranteed. He will join his old college teammate, Amari Cooper, in Dallas for the 2020 season.

The University of Alabama has placed assistant strength and conditioning coach Corey Harris on administrative leave for providing impermissible benefits to safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, according to Aaron Suttles of The Tuscaloosa News.

Alabama head coach Nick Saban announced that starting safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix has been suspended indefinitely for a violation of team rules during his press conference Wednesday night. "If they do right, they wouldn't be getting suspended," Saban said...