Rondale Moore is a divisive prospect heading into the 2021 NFL draft, but the former Purdue wide receiver put on a show at his pro day Tuesday.

Even while measuring at just 5'7", Moore impressed with his athleticism and speed:

StaceyDales @StaceyDales

. @moore_rondale is freaky athletic... at a 5’7” measurement today, just launched this 42.5 inch vertical. @nflnetwork @BoilerFootball #ProDay 🚀🔥💪

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. @moore_rondale unofficial, 4.29–40. 🔥🔥🔥 @nflnetwork @BoilerFootball

Measurements from pro days aren't quite as accurate as the NFL Scouting Combine, which isn't being held this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic. With that said, Moore's 40-yard dash time of 4.29 seconds would have ranked second among wideouts last year behind only Henry Ruggs III (4.27 seconds).

A 42.5-inch vertical puts him on par with the best athletes in the NFL and even the NBA, potentially helping him overcome his diminutive stature.

Health is a major concern for Moore after playing just seven games over the past two seasons combined. Listed by Purdue at 180 pounds, the Indiana native showcased his upside as a freshman in 2018 with 114 catches for 1,258 yards and 12 touchdowns while adding two rushing touchdowns.

The potential could be enough for a team to spend an early draft pick on the athletic wideout.