Kansas City Chiefs Quarterback Chris Oladokun Celebrates Family Success

Chris Oladokun's journey began with South Florida Bulls!

December 27, 2026

Last updated by Alisha Shrestha on December 22, 2026

American NFL quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs, Chris Oladokun has two siblings, one brother who is also an NFL star and a younger sister, Kayla Oladokun.

Born on September 3, 1997, Chris Oladokun played college football at South Florida, Samford, and South Dakota State.

He was selected in the 7th round of the 2026 NFL Draft by the Pittsburgh Steelers before joining the Chiefs.

During the 2026 season, he remained with the Chiefs' practice squad while holding a reserve/future contract signed in February 2026.

Thrilled to share my commitment to continuing education and athletics at Samford University! 🐶

— Chris Oladokun (@1Chrisoladokun0)

With key players injured in December 2026, the Chiefs promoted Oladokun from the practice squad to the active roster.

Chris Oladokun's Family Shines a Light on His Journey

As the eldest of three children of Henry Oladokun and Jennifer Carter, Chris Oladokun shares his story alongside his younger brother and sister, Kayla.

Kayla, an alumna of the University of Florida, graduated in the 2018 cohort, earning recognition as a top performer in her class and bringing immense pride to her family.

Though details about Kayla's achievements remain limited, her academic excellence reflects the family's dedication to excellence.

Chris often expressed pride in Kayla's accomplishments, highlighting their shared journey through sports and education.

While both brothers have embraced public sports careers, Kayla's path has been marked by personal milestones rather than public attention.

Family Legacy in Sports and Academia

• Chris's father, Henry, earned honors for basketball at Howard and was recognized on the 2018 USF Athletics Spring Honor Roll.
• At South Dakota State, Chris broke multiple school records, including most passing touchdowns in a single season.
• His first professional completion went to Travis Kelce, a six-yard touchdown in the second quarter.

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Nishan Dahal crafts compelling sports journalism, blending facts with human interest to bring athletes' journeys to life.

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