Steven Nelson Hasn’t Closed the Door on an NFL Return, But Looks Forward to Spending More Time With Family. With a child on the way, Nelson decided to retire unexpectedly this offseason.

Ex-Steelers CB Steven Nelson’s Reasons for Retiring Back in June of 2024. According to KPRC 2 NFL insider Aaron Wilson, Nelson retired so that he could devote his time to his family and ...

Cornerback Steven Nelson is coming out of retirement after signing with back-to-back Super Bowl champions, the Chiefs. Nelson was drafted by Kansas City back in 2015 before spending nearly a ...

If Nelson does end up reuniting with the Chiefs, he'd be joining the organization he spent his first four NFL campaigns with. More News Steven Nelson: Comes out of retirement ...

Steven Nelson Offers Wealth of NFL Experience If Chiefs Decide to Play Him vs. Eagles During Super Bowl. The obvious pro of playing Nelson is his experience.

The Kansas City Chiefs officially brought back a former 2015 NFL draft pick on Monday. The team signed CB Steven Nelson to their practice squad after he came to town for a successful visit and ...

Nelson, who played nine seasons for four NFL teams, came out of retirement to join the Chiefs. The Chiefs lost one starting cornerback, Jaylen Watson , in the middle of the season with a broken ankle.

Nelson, 31, entered the NFL as a third-round pick of the Chiefs in 2015 and spent the first four seasons of his NFL career in Kansas City. ... X Users Reacted to Chiefs Hosting Steven Nelson.

Nelson's retirement from the game in June was a major surprise in these parts, as I had him as one of the NFL's most underrated defensive players following a 2023 season with the Houston Texans in ...

NFL news roundup: Chiefs elevate CB Steven Nelson for Super Bowl LIX; Eagles place OL Nick Gates on IR Published: Feb 08, 2025 at 03:57 PM Updated: Feb 08, 2025 at 04:05 PM Around the NFL Staff ...

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Nelson was drafted by Kansas City back in 2015 before spending nearly a decade in the NFL. He played for the Steelers, the Eagles and the Texans before announcing his retirement.