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Bryce Young slides by size questions - 'I know what I can do'

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INDIANAPOLIS — Former Alabama quarterback Bryce Young, one of the most highly rated prospects in April's NFL draft, says he understand the questions the league's personnel evaluators may have about his size and potential durability.

Because, well, he has a mirror. «I've been this size, respectfully, my whole life,» Young said with a slight smile while speaking Friday at the NFL scouting combine. «I know who I am, I know what I can do.

For me, it's fair, everyone can speculate, ask me every question. I'm going to continue to control what I can control, continue to keep working my hardest.… I'm confident in myself.

I know what I can do.» Young, who will not be officially weighed or measured at the combine until Saturday, also happens to be one of the most decorated players in this year's draft.

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