Sean McGrew’s game doesn’t fit into his frame.
Look at him: he’s 5-foot-7, 186 pounds, fully capable of disappearing completely behind his hefty Husky offensive line. He’s a maple tree hidden by a row of massive redwoods. For comparison’s sake, he’s barely half of 347-pound freshman defensive tackle Sama Paama.
It would be natural, then, to conclude that he must be a slot receiver, or a silky returner, or a speed back determined to explode around the edge.
And yet …
“He’s probably one of the most physical backs that we’ve ever had at Bosco, in spite of his frame and stature,” St.