These two matches McCaffrey didn't play in 2016 were the only two games that he did not miss in his college career. He was robust at Stanford where he typically had more than 30 minutes of playing time per game.

Other concerns regarding McCaffrey's size are his ability to block passes as well as his capability to run through arm tackles in the same way he did at Stanford. If McCaffrey fails to be successful at the latter, he could be forced to play a shift-of-pace role, which is hard to justify spending the first-round pick on.

McCaffrey's career-high average of 6.2 yards per rush is probably the most significant stat in his college career, since his ability as a back will be paramount in making the pick useful, even if the player is a contributor elsewhere.

Pretty well! McCaffrey can be found almost anywhere, because he's such a dynamic athlete. In a weird twist, McCaffrey's style of play in Carolina could be more college-like than the professional-style unit he played in at Stanford. With Cam Newton and McCaffrey in the same backfield the Panthers should have two terrifying running threats in the backfield at the same time on most downs. Additionally, McCaffrey can flex out to play a receiver any time.

Have the Jets finally uncovered their offensive identity?

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