"It's almost exactly the same as what I've been doing at Stanford," McCaffrey said at the Madden NFL 23 Combine

His 40-yard dash time (4.48 seconds) nearly beats the records that were set by the LSU's Leonard Fournette (4.51) and Florida State's Dalvin Cook (4.49). However, it was McCaffrey's 37.5-inch vertical leap as well as his remarkable 6.57 seconds during the three-cone drill that made him stand out.

What McCaffrey excels at is finding gaps, place his feet in the ground, and speed through the gaps to daylight. His scores at the combine confirm his burst and change of direction, and so does his expansive highlight reel from Stanford:

It's a skill that can be easily applied to Madden 23 coins any backfield but also made him a valuable weapon as a pass catcher and returner in the Cardinal. However, there were numerous players who were versatile players in their time at college, before being required to play one specific position in Madden NFL 23.

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In 2013. Myles Jack earned the Pac-12 Offensive Newcomer of The Year and Pac-12 Defensive Freshman of award. Prior to that, Eric Weddle did everything for Utah which included playing 90 snaps in a 2006 game where He scored the team's only two touchdowns. He was also responsible for scoring the game's winning field goal.

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"Could we be seeing the best model of Ty Montgomery with a higher ceiling? The ability to play running back in between the tackles along with the wide receiver's speed and speed on the route is an advantage for every offense. The system developed through LaDainian Tomlinson, and Jamaal Charles years before was improved by Bell making players like Dion Lewis and McCaffrey the simple path to be successful." -Find out more about Rule of Tree

Although both Jack And Weddle were limited to single defensive roles in Madden NFL 23 McCaffrey's versatility won't go unnoticed. He revealed to reporters back in March that Madden NFL 23 teams told them they'd like to apply his diverse set of skills to use.

"It's almost exactly the same as what I've been doing at Stanford," McCaffrey said at the Madden NFL 23 Combine. "Something I'm very proud on is not being an offensive back that can play the ball. But if I make the move to the slot, I'm a receiver. If I shift out towards X or Z, I become a receiver instead of a running back. I try to be proud of myself on route running as well as catching and being competent to play a match wherever I am on the field."