NFL: Dallas Cowboys rookie Deuce Vaughn's sensational viral video footage

"5-ft-5 NFL rookie Deuce Vaughn impresses in training with the Dallas Cowboys, defying size expectations. Could be the steal of the draft."

In a captivating turn of events, footage of Deuce Vaughn, a five-foot-five NFL rookie, training with the Dallas Cowboys at their pre-season camp in California has taken social media by storm. The video, which showcases Vaughn's remarkable speed as he effortlessly sprints past his towering teammates, quickly went viral on Twitter.

Vaughn, who stands as the shortest player measured at the NFL Combine since 2003, was selected in the sixth round of this year's NFL Draft at No. 212 overall. Despite doubts about his size, an anonymous regional AFC scout acknowledged Vaughn's toughness and entertainment value, predicting that he would succeed in the league.

With his exceptional speed and athleticism, Vaughn has the potential to be a steal for the Dallas Cowboys, as noted by NFL.com. Comparisons have even been drawn between Vaughn and Darren Sproles, a former five-foot-six running back for the Philadelphia Eagles and New Orleans Saints.

During the previous season, Vaughn's outstanding performance earned him the title of All-American. He rushed for an impressive 1,558 yards and nine touchdowns, while also making 42 catches for 378 yards and three receiving touchdowns for the Kansas State Wildcats.

Adding to the intrigue, Vaughn's father, Chris Vaughn, who serves as the assistant director of college scouting for the Cowboys, contacted his son on draft night to inform him that Dallas would be their new home. This heartfelt moment further solidified their bond and shared excitement for the upcoming season.

Jerry Jones, the owner of the Cowboys, expressed his astonishment at the draft room experience, emphasizing the significance of Vaughn's selection as the first running back drafted by the team since parting ways with Ezekiel Elliott. While Tony Pollard is expected to be the lead back, Vaughn symbolizes a new era in the Dallas backfield as the team's first draft pick.

Vaughn himself recognizes the weight of the legacy he inherits, acknowledging Elliott's contributions to the franchise over the past seven years. He understands the responsibility of not only running the football effectively but also protecting the quarterback and fulfilling all the expectations placed upon him.

As the anticipation builds among Cowboys fans, Vaughn's autograph signings in Oxnard on Friday only serve to heighten the excitement surrounding this dynamic rookie.