“Listed at 6’0”: Round I Draft Prospect Becomes Damaged Goods After ‘Real Height’ Is Revealed

Future NFL prospects are in the process of showcasing what they do best at the Scouting Combine. With the eyes of the most important individuals in the league watching their every move, there’s no room for error. Last year the drama surrounding the Combine grabbed more attention. But this time around young stars are knee-deep into making impressions that will last.

The impressions that are made now will advertently come into play with regard to the transition from a college athlete to an NFL player. With goals to land a spot in the league, there’s no time to shine like the present. But, certain concerns around one Heisman winner have stirred the NFL world. Here’s a look at the details of the issue.

Will small concerns make a big difference in the NFL?

Alabama Crimson Tide QB Bryce Young certainly made an impression with his college career. As he embarked on his journey to the NFL, there seems to be a slight hiccup. During this year’s draft process, the main concern around Young seems to be his undersized frame.

At present, the title of shortest QB in the league belongs to Kyler Murray. Clocking in at 5’10.5, Young had a slight edge over Murray’s 5’10.

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ESPN’s Todd McShay, who revealed Young’s height, did not hold back from making his thoughts known. He said, “If I’m a GM, I’m scared to death of drafting him” The QB was officially listed at 6 feet. While this may not endanger his future in the league, the concern is ever-present. Here’s how fans reacted to the update.

Fans have mixed reactions regarding Young’s predicament

NFL reporter Dov Kleiman took to Twitter to share McShay’s comments and the NFL world responded with their reactions.

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Another user pointed out why the comparison to Murray wouldn’t actually deter Young’s chances

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While a smaller QB could make up for his size with other skills, usually GMs and coaches vouch for those who are bigger in stature. But, if teams are looking to invest in a franchise QB, it’s the little concerns that come into play while making the big decision. What do you think Bryce Young’s NFL prospects will look like? Let us know in the comments.

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