Eddie Lacy rides a tricycle

Published: May 17, 2015 at 08:00 PM

Opposing defenses aren't the only things that can slow Eddie Lacy down. Add miniature tricycles to that list as well.

The Green Bay Packers running back took part in a race for the "Walk With Me" event for Next Door Milwaukee on Saturday, sporting a comically undersized tricycle.

The former University of Alabama star is coming off two straight 1,000-yard seasons and will look to continue his success alongside reigning MVP Aaron Rodgers. His success on the field, however, didn't seem to translate to his tricycle, which may have been too small for his 5'11", 230-pound frame.

Luckily, Lacy got an extra boost from an enthusiastic onlooker, who powered him forward with some impressive strength.

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