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"Barbour is about 6 feet, 3 inches and 225 pounds. He’s a sleek, modern do-everything tight end."
For UGA maybe. In the NFL - and at a lot of colleges - WRs are often taller and bigger. It's true that the spread offense trend has allowed NFL and college teams to play a lot more guys under 6 feet and 180 lbs than back when Jerry Rice was the prototype. Still, guys like Calvin Johnson (6'5" 240 lbs and he was a split end, not a possession WR), Demaryius Thomas (6'3" 225 lbs and also a split end), and Mike Evans (6'5" 231 lbs and was a split end until he got older and moved to flanker) with the ability to play X, Y and Z are still out there and UGA should do a better job of landing them.
Actually, Jeff, ESPN does rate Williams #1 at TE. They split the TE ranks for H-TE and Y-TE. Both Williams (#49 overall and #1 TE-Y position prospect) & Barbour (#59 overall and #1 TE-H) are ranked as the best at their respective position!