He can see it now.
Danny Kanell, former regular-sized NFL quarterback, can envision Kyler Murray standing in a T-shirt and shorts with the other players at his position at the NFL Scouting Combine, looking very much like someone who does not belong.
“He’ll look tiny,” Kanell told The Post on Thursday. “I’m sure he could walk in and out of the combine and nobody would even know he was partaking in the drills. He would get his ID double-checked at the door trying to get in.”
This is one of the major hurdles Murray must overcome if he is to take a swing at an NFL career as a quarterback after a hugely successful season at Oklahoma, as he beat out fellow quarterbacks Tua Tagovailoa and Dwayne Haskins to win the Heisman Trophy.