Tua Tagovailoa was one of the greatest quarterbacks in college football history. When healthy, the Alabama star was long projected to be the No. 1 pick in the 2020 NFL Draft.

But which team will be willing to build their franchise around him now?

Tagovailoa announced Monday he will skip his senior season at Alabama and enter the NFL draft, eliminating the risk of suffering another serious injury at the school. Now, multiple teams must weigh whether the prolific and injury-prone southpaw is worth selecting with a first-round pick, with Tagovailoa still recovering from hip surgery he underwent on Nov. 18.

Tagovailoa is expected to make a full recovery.

“I don’t think any of the doctors can tell the foreseeable future, none of the guys rehabbing me can tell that,” Tagovailoa said Monday. “From what [doctors have] seen in New York, everything looks good, but you can’t really tell until the three-month mark or the four-month mark. That’s the gauge on all that.”

Even with the injury, Tagovailoa — who received a top-15 grade in meetings with NFL teams — is still a consensus first-round pick. ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr. lists Tagovailoa as the class’ best pure passer and the third-ranked prospect in the draft — behind Ohio State’s Chase Young and LSU’s Joe Burrow — comparing the southpaw to Drew Brees. Todd McShay ranks Tagovailoa 12th overall, but the second-ranked quarterback, behind Burrow.

After Burrow likely lands in Cincinnati as the top pick, Tagovailoa will attract plenty of interest, potentially causing a draft day shakeup.

The Dolphins have spent the past two decades searching for someone to fill Dan Marino’s cleats and sit at No. 5, the first of Miami’s three first-round picks. The Chargers could move on from the Philip Rivers era and take Tagovailoa with the sixth pick, as The Post’s Steve Serby predicted in his latest mock draft.

Should Tagovailoa slip due to health concerns, several teams will have a chance at a potential all-time steal — or bust.