Alabama Freshman LB Shane Lee Who's Replacing Injured Dylan Moses is a Freaking Monster

There were high hopes surrounding Alabama's defense coming into the college football season (as there always are). While they still might impose their will on opponents like they've typically done under head coach Nick Saban, it'll be much more difficult this time around, as key linebacker and leader of their defense Dylan Moses will miss the season due to a torn ACL he suffered in practice.

While that's a massive blow, take a look at the freshman who will be taking his spot.

Seriously. Look at this dude.

This kid is a freshman in college? Talk about a monster with amazing genetics and work ethic. Lee is already 6-, 245 pounds, and now he'll pair up with fellow freshman Christian Harris as Alabama's top linebackers.

That would worry many coaches, but not Saban, who has a lot of faith in each player, despite neither one having experience playing at the collegiate level.

“Fortunately, Shane Lee and Christian Harris — whether they were starters or backups, either one — they were both bright guys,” Alabama coach Nick Saban said Wednesday. “They’ve been very engaged in what they have to do to be able to go play. I don’t think there’s any substitute for experience. So now they’re going to get an opportunity to get some of that where they have an opportunity to apply the knowledge that they have. We just have to do a really good job as coaches to try to get them in the best situations that we know they understand what to do and they can go out there and execute it.”

There's a lot more to being a successful football player than your physical gifts, but there is no doubt that Lee already has a body chiseled out of stone that will intimidate opponents.

You think he'll go all Ezekiel Elliott and wear a crop top jersey? I would consider it, if I looked like that.