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There are exceptions to the rule. I know there's been a couple of recent NFL quarterbacks (Brock Osweiler being one) who have listed their height as a couple inches shorter than their actual height. They felt that teams would be scared off by a 6'8" QB but would have no such issues with the same...

I was probably 6'8" with a mohawk .

The NBA is the only league that measures players' heights while in shoes. On top of that, they exaggerate to make their players seem larger than life. I can only go by what I've seen face to face, in person and Charles Barkley is maaaaaaybe 6'4" tops. He also drinks Coors Light at the bar.

Either this is photoshopped or Barkley is wearing high heels. I met the dude face to face at a bar in San Antonio back in 2001 and he wasn't near 6'7" He's probably a hair over 6'3". he wasn't much taller than me and I'm 6'. The only NBA player I've ever met in person who was as tall as his...

This is back to back years they've signed an athletic, underweight lineman who has managed to pack on serious weight in a short amount of time. Last year Rousseau was looking like he was going to be a regular in the DE rotation before he got hurt and Nelson will at least play even if he doesn't...

A windmill dunk at his size is still impressive. There's a difference between dunking the ball with one hand and pulling off a windmill. The reason vertical leap is important for linemen is because it's the best measure of a player's explosiveness. In no way does it mean he'll be a great...