Defensive Line Size: Can a 6'0", 160lb Player Succeed?

Question
Hey I was wondering I am about 6 foot and 160 pounds am I too small to be a Defensive linemen because I have been playing D-line for about five years now and I love it.

Answer
In High School football Joe, you can get away with being undersized. As long as you have good technique, are strong, and willing to listen to coaches, you can be successful. Please visit my website coachfromthestands.com and ask further questions to me or other coaches. Email me anytime at ctownforever@yahoo.com Coach B

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