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Nsimba Webster wasn't tall, but he was flanked by two very good receivers in Andrew Boston and Limu-Jones. Those dudes were talented and 6'3" and 6'5". Forcing teams to match up with them down the field was a large part of the reason Webster could make the plays he'd make underneath.

I mean, Brandon Kaufman wasn't that fast either. Yet he's probably among the 5 or so best receivers in Eastern history. Why? Because he could outjump anyone and had velcro hands. Plus, he was the definition of play-maker. When a game was tight, you could always throw to him and count on him making the play.

Plus, let's be straight, the smaller guys we'll have next year aren't exactly Shaq Hill or Nsimba Webster.
 
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