The Madden NFL 24 McCaffrey's versatility from Nevillberger's blog

In the event that both Jack and Weddle were relegated to Mut 24 Coins single defensive positions in the Madden NFL 24 McCaffrey's versatility could not be wasted. McCaffrey was quoted by reporters at the beginning of March Madden NFL 24 teams told them they'd like to use his many talents to good use.

"It's basically the same stuff I've been doing at Stanford," McCaffrey said at the Madden NFL 24 Combine. "Something I'm really proud on is that I'm not just an offensive back that can play the ball. But if I go to the slot, I become a receiver. If I move out towards X or Z, I'm now an actual receiver, not the running back. I am determined to pride myself on route running as well as catching and being adept at causing mismatches in any field."

And McCaffrey already plans on being one of the most-used players in the Madden NFL 24.

"I absolutely believe that I can be an all-down back as well as specialist, and do simultaneously."

Are there any concerns regarding McCaffrey?

Contrary to Fournette unlike Fournette and Cook, McCaffrey isn't built like the typical workhorse back. With a height of 5'11 and weight of 202 pounds McCaffrey isn't the smallest back, but he has a slighter frame than most.

The 2016 numbers of his team were harmed slightly by an unidentified accident that ended his a game and a decision to leave out the bowl match of his college career. McCaffrey's decision to skip playing at the Sun Bowl raised eyebrows, but Fournette was also faced with the same kind of decision, and it's likely that Madden NFL 24 teams took the decision seriously.

These two matches McCaffrey did not attend in 2016 were the only two games they missed during his collegiate career. His performance was to be a reliable player at Stanford where he frequently had more than 30 minutes of playing time per game.

But other concerns with the size of his body are his ability as a blocker of passes and his potential to run through arm tackles in Buy Madden 24 Coins the same way McCaffrey did at Stanford. If McCaffrey does not succeed in doing or tackling arm tackles, he may be assigned to a change-of-pace position, which is difficult to justify spending a first-round pick on.