10 Things You Didn't Know About Christian McCaffrey
Sofia Caba
Christian McCaffrey's father, Ed McCaffrey, played as a wide receiver in the NFL for 13 seasons with the New York Giants, San Francisco 49ers, and Denver Broncos.
Christian calls his father a huge influence who taught him how to be a good guy on and off the field and provided guidance while allowing him to be his own person.
McCaffrey grew up with three brothers, whom he considers his best friends, and maintains a close relationship with his parents, speaking to his mom daily and seeking advice from his dad.
In his free time, McCaffrey enjoys playing the piano and harmonica, showcasing his musical talents on Instagram.
Originally from Denver, McCaffrey appreciates living in Charlotte, North Carolina, after being drafted eighth overall in 2017, citing the friendly people, good food, and pleasant weather.
Despite a strict diet for peak performance, McCaffrey admits to a love for Doritos, stating he has no self-control once he starts eating them.
McCaffrey emphasizes the importance of his recovery process, which includes daily physical therapy, IV fluids, blood testing, and imaging to maintain peak performance.
McCaffrey is the executive producer of the documentary "Unicorn Town," which follows an American playing for a German football team, combining his passion for football and film.
During his sophomore season at Stanford, McCaffrey broke Barry Sanders's NCAA record for all-purpose yards and set multiple other records, establishing himself as a standout player.
McCaffrey is a top choice in fantasy football, with experts predicting his continued high performance, making him a valuable pick in fantasy leagues.