"Steele's NFL journey started as the classic underdog story, entering the league as an undrafted free agent from Texas Tech in 2020. He was thrust into a starting role far earlier than expected due to an injury to incumbent starter La'el Collins, leading to a frantic rookie season where he looked physically overmatched, giving up nine sacks. But just like the little engine that could, Steele showed incredible resilience and improved his technique, replacing Collins and securing his spot as the team's new starting"
"When evaluating his game, Steele is best defined by his strong ability as a run blocker and his inconsistent footwork in pass protection. He possesses the power to wash defenders out of the lane, providing a clear path for running backs and serving as a physical tone-setter for the offense. Unfortunately, his recovery speed after his knee injury has been a point of concern,"
Terence Steele entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent from Texas Tech in 2020 and was thrust into a starting role after La'el Collins' injury. His rookie season included nine sacks allowed, but he improved technique and resilience to secure the right tackle job and a five-year, $82.5 million extension. He has started every game over the last three years. Steele excels as a run blocker and brings power and length, but exhibits inconsistent footwork and reduced recovery speed after a knee injury, making him vulnerable to speed rushers. Looming salary-cap decisions could end his tenure with the team.
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