Quote:I'm talking about a 6'0 <span style="font-family:Arial;">rookie
receiver coming into the league and dominating the way ODB did, that's rare, find me the last time a 6'0 rookie receiver came in and dominated (as a rookie) and I'll give you $100. You made my point, 6 of the last year’s top 10 WR's were 6 foot and below, how many were selected in the top 10? Let alone the top 3, you can find those guys later in the draft.</span>

I realize that you're talking about the rookie year, but that means little. If Amari Cooper doesn't have 1300 yards/ 12 TDs his rookie year, does that mean anything?


Someone said the 6'0 argument is done after ODB, and you said it wasn't because he is an exception to the rule. I don't know where you made the point of what pick in the draft they went, or what year they were in, but that wasn't what I was talking about. I was talking about WRs not needing to be 6'5 to be dominant.

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