The Kansas City Chiefs might have another NFL Draft steal on their hands in the class of 2025 that is about to drive the rest ...

But since Pacheco’s time with the Scarlet Knights, Rutgers has continued to develop running backs at an high level, creating the program's most recent formidable pipeline at what’s arguably ...

Let's go get it.” Getting Pacheco his first 1,000-yard rushing season will be interesting. He didn’t get there last year, ...

Three-for-three is certainly not bad. Pacheco was asked by Sheena Quick, a reporter covering the Carolina Panthers, to give Deloatch some advice. The freshman enrolled at Rutgers in January.

Kansas City finished 22nd in the league in rushing. So, even knowing Pacheco would return, they sought to bolster the ...

Pacheco came to Rutgers in 2018 under then head coach Chris Ash. He rushed for a career-high 729 yards and 169 carries as a sophomore. Pacheco solidified himself as a major weapon within the offense.

Pacheco was a quarterback, running back, and defensive back in high school. 247sports had Pacheco as a three-star recruit, and he chose Rutgers over Iowa, Maryland, and Boston College.

Pacheco, a former star at Vineland High, played four years at Rutgers from 2018-2021 and finished his career with 563 carries for 2,442 yards and 18 touchdowns while averaging 4.3 yards per carry.

So I don’t have anything for you, exactly what it is. But he came out with the ankle (injury).” On Sunday, Pacheco had 19 carries for 90 yards while also adding five receptions for 21 yards.

Rutgers has been well represented in the Big Game as well as 42 Scarlet Knights have made appearances, including Pacheco and Ryan. Pacheco has already won two Super Bowl rings as the Chiefs ...

Isiah Pacheco hit a major personal milestone on Tuesday. The Kansas City Chiefs running back returned to Rutgers University to complete his studies and earn his bachelor’s degree.

Pacheco’s journey in the NFL seemed unlikely when he left Rutgers. He was selected in the seventh round of the 2022 NFL Draft, then became the first running back in NFL history to start and win ...