Huddle Up: Steele had his opportunity to be the bellcow in Week 3, and he did OK with 72 rushing yards on 17 attempts. Ultimately, the coaching staff didn't trust him, however, as he lost fumbles in Week 2 and Week 4, and he put another ball on the ground in Week 5, although the Chiefs retained possession. Kareem Hunt returned to the team and has surged back to RB1 status, leaving Steele to pick up the scraps. His fantasy value is back to minimal status.

Huddle Up: After the fumble, Steele seemed to be benched in favor of Kareem Hunt. Whether or not the change is permanent remains to be seen, but fantasy owners need to take a a wait-and-see approach with Steele while grabbing Kareem Hunt off waivers where available.

Huddle Up: Steele saw the majority of the work at running back, especially on early downs, with Samaje Perine seeing more of the action in passing situations. The question with Steele is one of longevity. He was RB1 this week, but the team added Kareem Hunt to the practice squad, and Clyde Edwards-Helaire is eligible to come off the Non-Football Injury list after Week 4. Steele should at least retain value through next Sunday's tilt with the Chargers, but beyond that it becomes far less predictable. If you need short-term RB depth, you can make a move. Just be cautious about who you drop as Steele's fantasy appeal could evaporate with alacrity.

Huddle Up: Steele has nine carries for 27 rushing yards through the first two games of the regular season but can be viewed as a flex option in fantasy leagues for now because of the likely significant increase in playing time. RB Samaje Perine is also expected to see a handful of offensive snaps and RB Kareem Hunt could figure prominently into the Chiefs' running game down the line, although he will not play against Atlanta.

Huddle Up: Steele has emerged as an occasional short-yardage option through two weeks, although he did not help his cause in this one by losing a fumble. Still, the Chiefs do not hesitate to give him the ball again later in the game. Steele might be worth an add in fantasy this week depending on the status of Isiah Pacheco, who was on crutches and in a walking boot after the game. If Pacheco is sidelined for Week 3 versus the Atlanta Falcons, Steele could have flex value in larger leagues.

Huddle Up: Steele showcased the ability to do a bit of everything during the preseason, and while Pacheco has emerged as a workhorse, Steele appears to be a worthwhile handcuff.

Huddle Up: Steele has been a surprise story in camp and has a good shot to make the 53-man roster. He'd likely slot in behind Clyde Edwards-Helaire on the depth chart, but Steele's attacking style of running is similar to that of Isiah Pacheco, so he might be worth keeping an eye on.