
Garrett Steele brings Sacramento State a versatile, physical back with proven production and big-game toughness
In the 2015 season, Garrett Steele was a 6-foot, 220-pound senior RB for Sacramento State who added value as a runner, receiver, and special-teams playmaker, including a blocked punt that helped set up a touchdown and a 1-yard score against Northern Arizona[4][13]. He came to Sac State after time at Cal Poly and Fresno City College, and his background shows durability, versatility, and a scrappy, high-effort style that coaches usually love in a depth-piece or change-of-pace role[4][7]. His state-player-of-the-year pedigree from Kingsburg hints at real football instincts and competitive juice[14].