It depends on a lot of things: position, level of competition (Division, conference?), etc. Height is more important for some positions than others. Height is pretty important for receivers, pocket QBs, DLine. It is an asset for most defensive positions, but not necessarily required. For most positions, there are examples of players who have been good despite not being as tall as most other good players at their position.
Height is not as important in college as in pro. Lots of teams run option offenses in college, which can be successful with very few tall guys (look at WVU over the past few years -- RB Slaton 5'9, QB White at 6', mostly small receivers).
some positions it does matter but for others as long as u got skills they will notice you
it doesnt matter. as long as u got skills they dont care if ur 4 foot 2
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yes you have to because if you do not you can not play in the NFL.
He didn't play in the NFL.
No,You can weigh anything to play in the NFL.
play college football and be good in it...then get drafted to the NFL and play as a QB
6 ft tall
An NFL coach can't be an NFL player and a Coach.
Yes, an NFL player needs a lot of practice to play.
You play football!
yes he will go to the NFL
10 years
no, he did not play in the NFL.
The fattest player to play football was William 'The Refrigerator' Perry who, at the height of his career, was reported to have weighed over 380 pounds. He was 6' 2'' tall. hmmm