Sorry DeSean, you must be at least THIS tall to ride this ride...

[TheCount]

Harrison being light may also be a reason why he disappears in the post season.

Marvin Harrison regular season
175 games
5.95 receptions per game
79.68 receiving yards per game 3rd all time
0.70 receiving TDs per game

Marvin Harrison playoffs
15 games
4.13 receptions per game
57.47 receiving yards per game
0.13 receiving TDs per game

And the bigger the playoff game, the less the results:

Marvin Harrison in two AFC Conference Championship games and 1 Superbowl
3 games
4.00 receptions per game
39.67 receiving yards per game
0.00 receiving TDs per game

I don't think size has much to do with it. Teams go out of their way to take away Peyton's #1 weapon in the post season, sort of a "beat us with something else" approach, and up until recently it worked.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Oregon RB Jonathan Stewart weighed in at 5-foot-10, 235-pounds
USC OT Sam Baker measured in at 6-foot-4, 307-pounds

please, HomeofLegends, take him out of your mock

btw mason, I like Manningham too, been liking him for awhile now

 

[masomenos]

please, HomeofLegends, take him out of your mock

btw mason, I like Manningham too, been liking him for awhile now

Nice and good call on not liking Baker.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Nice and good call on not liking Baker.

how can you not like an explosive receiver who always seems to find himself in the endzone?

and how can you like a short, light, weak, and slow OT?

 

[MichaelWinicki]

But at 5'9" I don't think I would want him any heavier - that is pretty stout.

Huh?

Brian Westbrook 5-10, 203
Emmitt 5-9, 216
Barry Sanders 5-8, 203

Hell even Joe Morris, who was only 5-7, weighed 195.

A 5-9, 195lb back is a tad small.

 

[tyke1doe]

You are probably right unless he absolutely flies in he 40.

I knew he wasn't 6 feet, but 5'9" is a bit shocking to me.

That's a big miscalculation. How did Cal get away with that?