Review of Luke McCaffrey, Washington Commanders wide receiver, by Chris Cooley

Former Washington Redskins tight end Chris Cooley recently reviewed Luke McCaffrey, the Commanders’ third-round draft pick. Cooley praised McCaffrey’s speed, commenting on his ability to track and catch the ball. Despite stereotypes about white receivers, Cooley highlighted McCaffrey’s skills, including his one-handed catches and great ball skills.

In addition to his speed, Cooley noted McCaffrey’s impressive measurables, showing off his athleticism and potential as an NFL player. With a 4.46 40-yard dash time, a height of 6-foot-2, and a weight of 198 pounds, McCaffrey has the physical tools to succeed at the professional level. Cooley described him as a versatile player who can line up in multiple positions and contribute in various ways.

Cooley also highlighted McCaffrey’s abilities as a blocker, showcasing his fearlessness and dedication to every snap on the field. With a strong background in football from his family, including his father’s successful NFL career and his brother Christian’s accomplishments in college and the pros, McCaffrey comes from a talented football lineage. Despite only recently transitioning to the receiver position, McCaffrey has the potential to become a valuable player in the NFL with his skills and work ethic.