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McCaffrey's First 3 Years Compared to NFL HoF RBs First 3 Years :

Pantha-kun

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CMC keeping some pretty rare company 3 years into his career .

 

McCaffrey 

  • 2920 rushing / 2523 receiving / 5443 yfs / 39 TDs

M. Faulk 

  • 2947 rushing / 1425 receiving / 4372 yfs / 33 TDs

L.Tomlinson 

  • 4564 rushing / 1581 receiving / 6145 yfs / 42 TDs 

W. Payton 

  • 3921 rushing / 631 receiving / 4552 yfs / 36 TDs 

E. Smith 

  • 4213 rushing / 821 receiving / 5034 yfs / 43 TDs 

E. Dickerson 

  • 5147 rushing / 679 receiving / 5826 yfs / 46 TDs
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When you factor in total touches (rushes & receptions) he is well below the other guys on that list for their first three years. CMC has 926 total...all the others with the exception of WP have more. Too bad the team can't manage his workload. I doubt he will play long enough to make it to the HOF. 

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