You've probably watched Iowa State's 2020 season and Madden 22 coins you know that Kene Nwangwu is quick. It doesn't matter if he made the touchdown run against West Virginia or returned a kick to Oklahoma the fact is that Nwangwu is a running back with top-of-the-line speed. The speed will transfer to the latest Madden video game, too.

On Wednesday, Madden released the speed ratings for the most speedy running backs in the 2022 version and Nwangwu scored as the second fastest running back in the game. The current Minnesota Vikings runningback has a speed rating of 94. This is in line to Matt Breida's 2nd-highest rating. San Fransisco 49ers running back Raheem Manyert is the most speedy player in the league with an average speed of 97.

Nwangwu was the Cyclone who was picked in the NFL Draft for the first time in more than one year in the month of May. Nwangwu was informed of his selection and was chosen with the 119th pick (fourth round) by the Minnesota Vikings. The speed of his running was one reason for his high selection. With 30 people from 28 NFL teams in Ames to participate in Iowa State's pro day, the running back flashed his fastest speed during the 40-yard race and finished with an unofficial speed of 4.29 seconds. In terms of perspective, if Nwangwu had run that time legally at the NFL meet, he would rank in a tie for 10th all-time in the 40-yard race. Also, he did the three-cone test in 6.75 seconds and had 37-inches of vertical.

The 6-foot-1, 210-pound back was an integral part of Iowa State's performance as a group in 2020. Breece Hall said that the senior was the one who set the tone and led the running back room. Nwangwu also made an important 85-yard kick returned in the fourth quarter of Iowa State's 37-30 victory over Oklahoma and helped to shift the momentum in the direction of Iowa State. Nwangwu ran 61 times in his senior season for 339 yards and scored four touchdowns.

As a class member of the 2016 class In 2016, the Frisco, Texas native signed for Iowa State. He chose Iowa State over offers from Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Nevada and Northwestern. Pro Football Focus recognized Nwangwu a First-Team Freshman All American kick returner in his first season. Nwangwu is a running back was not able to play in 2017 due to a torn Achilles. The injury happened in the spring of 2017 following his first season as a freshman. The player returned in 2018 and was a Second Team All-Big 12 selection as a kick returner by the coaches. Nwangwu's role increased in 2019 when he was cheap Madden nfl 22 coins a key backup running back. He also remained the primary kick returner for the team.