"I definitely believe I can be an all-down back as well as an expert, so I can do both at the same time."

 

Are there any issues with McCaffrey?

 

Contrary to Fournette or Cook, McCaffrey isn't built like a typical workhorse back. At 5'11. 202lbs, he isn't a small back, but he has slightly larger frame than many.

 

His 2016 performance was hampered somewhat by an unidentified injury that cost him a game and the decision to leave out the bowl match of his collegiate career. McCaffrey's decision to skip participating for the Sun Bowl raised eyebrows, but Fournette did the exact same type of choice, and it's likely it was the Madden NFL 24 teams took the issue into consideration in any way.

 

Both games McCaffrey missed in 2016 were the two games the collegiate player missed during his career, and he proved resilient at Stanford in which he often scored more than 30 minutes of playing time per game.

 

But the other concerns about his less-than-ideal size are his capability as a pass blocker as well as his capability to run through arm tackles, as he did at Stanford. If McCaffrey fails to be successful at or tackling arm tackles, he may become a player in a change-of-pace role, which is difficult to justify spending a first-round selection on.

 

McCaffrey's average career which is 6.2 yards per rush is the most significant statistic of his college career. This is because his performance as a running back is crucial to making his early selection useful, even if the player plays elsewhere.

 

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