Stanford running back Christian McCaffrey is the offensive Swiss Army knife of this year’s draft class. The 5-foot-11, 200-pound beast can dominate the defense as a running back, wide receiver and return specialist. What helps McCaffrey excel at these different positions is his blazing speed.

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Recently, McCaffrey posted a video on Twitter that shows how unbelievably fast his footwork is, and yes, it’s in real time.

Stay ready. #8dayspic.twitter.com/F4NL61DUPv

— Christian McCaffrey (@CMcCaffrey5) April 19, 2017

The feat is so impressive that retired NFL receiver Chad Johnson, one of the best route runners to ever play the game, commented on the video.

“Slow feet don’t eat”https://t.co/FWoJhqsh5J

— Chad Johnson (@ochocinco) April 19, 2017

The video is  mind-blowing, but it’s not shocking news that McCaffrey has blazing foot speed. During the NFL Combine, he was the fastest running back in the 3-Cone Drill and the 60-Yard Shuttle. He also finished in the top five for the 20-Yard Shuttle and 40-Yard Dash.

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McCaffrey is getting ready for the NFL Draft. If this doesn’t catch the eyes of a few coaches, we don’t know what will. The junior is projected to be drafted in the first round and is ranked as the third-best running back in the draft.

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