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If he's too small for a RB, then he's definitely too small for receiver, unless he plays a slot role like Cole Beasley. But receivers are usually over 6 ft. You want them to be tall for those deep throws. He could definitely play CB if he has speed but lacks height.likely too small for a RB at college level but could be a great receiver or wide out.
I think he is probably bigger than AJ coming out of BurgesIf he's too small for a RB, then he's definitely too small for receiver, unless he plays a slot role like Cole Beasley. But receivers are usually over 6 ft. You want them to be tall for those deep throws. He could definitely play CB if he has speed but lacks height.
But there is a place for really fast, but small, RBs. Garrett Wolfe from Northern Illinois is 5 ft 7 and he was drafted by the Bears and played a few seasons. UTEP's own Howard Jackson was in the same mold; at 5 ft 9 and 160 lbs, I doubt you'll find many here who would say he was too small to play RB. They're the type of player who, if they squeeze through the line, they're gone for a touchdown.