Carson Steele

Carson Steele is a rising talent in the NFL, playing as a running back (RB) for the Kansas City Chiefs. Born on October 21, 2002, in Greenwood, Indiana, Steele boasts an impressive athletic build at 6 feet tall and weighing 228 pounds. His journey to professional football began at Center Grove High School in Indiana, after which he honed his skills at UCLA, competing in the Pacific Twelve Conference. Steele's NFL journey officially kicked off in 2024, marking his rookie year with the Chiefs. Despite being new to the league, his performance on the field has already begun to turn heads. In his debut season, Steele played a total of 17 regular-season games, starting in three. His rushing stats include 56 attempts for 183 yards, averaging 3.268 yards per carry, and demonstrating his ability to break tackles and push for extra yards after contact. Although he didn't find the end zone on the ground, his efforts contributed significantly to first downs and maintaining possession for his team. In addition to his duties as a running back, Steele has shown versatility by contributing to the team's special teams, amassing 138 yards on five kick returns, with an average of 27.6 yards per return. This dual-threat capability highlights his athleticism and adaptability on the field. Steele's receiving skills have also been put to the test, where he caught 7 passes on 11 targets for a total of 26 yards. His ability to play a role in the passing game, despite being primarily a rusher, underscores his all-around skill set and potential for growth in the league. Despite facing the challenges that come with transitioning to the professional level, including a couple of lost fumbles, Carson Steele's rookie season lays a solid foundation for what promises to be an exciting career in the NFL. With his early contributions to the Kansas City Chiefs, Steele has begun to establish himself as a player to watch, both on and off the field.