2014 Aston Walter killing QB stereotypes 
December, 2, 2012
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Damon Sayles | ESPN.com
When it comes to quarterbacks needing size to play college football, 2014 Aston Walter (Crosby, Texas/Crosby) is quick to tune out the conversation.
At 5-foot-7 and 170 pounds, Walter is far from the prototypical quarterback’s size. In many eyes, he’s somewhat small as a potential running back or slot receiver. What Walter has, however, is a drive that refuses to give in to those who feel his days of playing quarterback will end in high school.
In fact, if you ask him what position he’ll play in college, Walter will give a very honest response.
At 5-foot-7 and 170 pounds, Walter is far from the prototypical quarterback’s size. In many eyes, he’s somewhat small as a potential running back or slot receiver. What Walter has, however, is a drive that refuses to give in to those who feel his days of playing quarterback will end in high school.
In fact, if you ask him what position he’ll play in college, Walter will give a very honest response.
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