Jalen Mills, a cornerback for the National Football League’s New England Patriots, was born on April 6, 1994. (NFL). When Mills left LSU, several scouts and NFL draft analysts had different selection predictions for him. He was predicted to be picked as early as the second or third round by NFL expert Mel Kiper, CBS Sports, and other draft analysts, while some predicted a sixth or seventh round selection.
Where did Jalen Mills go to college? Did Jalen Mills play college football?
He was a first-team All-American while playing college football at LSU, and the Philadelphia Eagles selected him in the seventh round of the 2016 NFL Draft. Before joining the Patriots, Mills played for the Eagles for five seasons, winning the Super Bowl in Super Bowl LII.
In his true freshman season at LSU in 2012, Mills started all 13 games at cornerback while compiling 57 tackles and two interceptions. He once again started every game as a sophomore in 2013, finishing with 67 tackles, three interceptions, and three sacks. He made 12 starts at safety and one at cornerback as a junior in 2014. He had 62 tackles and one interception at the end of the regular season. Mills missed the first six games as a senior in 2015 due to an injury. Despite the lost time, CBS Sports named him an All-American for 2015.
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