Being the signal caller at Alabama, Jalen Milroe is no stranger to overcoming pressure in adverse situations. But it wasn’t until recently Milroe had to learn how to deal with dark times off the field and the status of his mental health.
Milroe calls this ‘Being ok with being vulnerable.’ This is a trait the quarterback says he didn’t learn about until he got to college due to his military background growing up.
Milroe sat down with Baller Tribe Sports Media to express the importance of talking through mental health problems.
“It was a moment in college where I went through some real dark times, true adversity that I never had before,” Milroe said.