Carson Steele did everything the Chiefs asked of him last week. Leading the way on the ground in place of Isiah Pacheco, Steele hammered away on the Falcons 17 times for 72 yards, adding a two-yard catch.

Carson Steele is an undrafted free agent who started Sunday night in the Kansas City Chiefs’ backfield. The former UCLA Bruin wasn’t supposed to be on national TV on Sept. 22. He was expected to be a groomsmen at his sister’s wedding.

Former UCLA Bruins running back Carson Steele may have done enough to remain the starting back for the Kansas City Chiefs.

Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce may not be putting up big numbers but he lavished praise on his teammates in the latest New Heights podcast.

Kansas City Chiefs rookie Carson Steele had a good excuse for missing his sister's wedding — getting his first start in the NFL. Steele, 21, had 18 touches in the Chiefs' victory over the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, Sept. 22 in Atlanta, Georgia, hundreds of miles away from where his sister Kesslar was getting married in Greenwood, Indiana.

Filling in for the injured Isiah Pacheco, Steele led the Chiefs with 72 rushing yards on 17 carries in just his third career game.

Kansas City Chiefs rookie running back Carson Steele had his first NFL start on his sister’s wedding day. During the Sunday Night Football broadcast, as the Chiefs were taking on the Atlanta Falcons at Mercedes-Benz Stadium,

Sunday night's game was a special one for Kansas City Chiefs running back Carson Steele, and it was also a special day for his family as well. The undrafted rookie made his first career start in place of the injured Isiah Pacheco in Week 3's close win over Atlanta — at the same time that his