Because they do not assume the typical collagen triple helix structure: The non-collagenous N-and C-terminal domains of Pro-collagen prevent assembly of larger fibrils. Only after they have been proteolytically removed can the mature collagen assemble to form large, stabel fibrils.
Hi Sagar, just to add to Annemarie's answer is that the helical structure of collagens require a Gly-X-Y repeated tripeptide sequence. Some collagens have regions that do not have these repeating sequences. They are non-collagenous.