Gable Steveson is hailed as the standout player in the NFL and has the potential to rival Patrick Mahomes; he’s an unstoppable force.

After departing from WWE, former Olympic gold medalist Gable Steveson has become a free agent. However, his future appears promising as he is said to have garnered interest from several NFL teams eager to utilize his athletic abilities on the gridiron.

“Gable Steveson’s manager, Dave Martin, expressed Steveson’s gratitude for the opportunities provided by WWE and extended thanks to everyone within the organization who contributed to his journey,”

“He also conveyed Steveson’s appreciation to the fans who supported him throughout his wrestling career. Now, Steveson is eager to return to competing at the highest level and anticipates sharing exciting news with his followers soon.”

The news has generated significant buzz on social media, with fans eagerly anticipating Steveson’s potential NFL career.

Steveson has previous experience considering a transition from wrestling to football. Following his gold medal win at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, he drew interest from Buffalo Bills scouts. Now, with his WWE tenure concluded, the possibility of transitioning to football appears increasingly likely.

Martin emphasized that multiple NFL teams have expressed interest in Steveson.

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Gable Steveson is now a free agent after parting ways with WWE. However, his future appears promising as multiple NFL teams reportedly express interest in utilizing his athletic talents on the football field. Rare footage of Patrick

Mahomes making a miraculous full-court basketball shot as a child surfaces. Gable Steveson’s manager, Dave Martin, expresses Steveson’s gratitude for his time with WWE and his readiness to compete at an elite level again.

This news excites fans on social media, curious to see how Steveson will fare in the NFL. Steveson’s potential transition from wrestling to football isn’t new, especially after catching the eye of Buffalo Bills scouts following his

Olympic gold win in Tokyo. Martin emphasizes that several NFL teams have reached out to Steveson, who has been training at Kill Cliff FC with Henri Hooft and Robbie Lawler. Fans react enthusiastically to the reports. At 23 years

old, Steveson stands at 6’1 and weighs 265 pounds, possessing impressive physical attributes and a successful collegiate wrestling record, suggesting a promising future in professional sports.