Four Steamwheelers Earn All-IFL Recognition
Published on August 6, 2026 under Indoor Football League (IFL)
Quad City Steamwheelers News Release
The Indoor Football League announced its All-IFL teams, and four Quad City Steamwheelers players earned all-league nods from the league. Defensive lineman KeShaun Moore was named to the First Team All-IFL team for the second straight season, while wide receiver Quian Williams, defensive lineman Charles Rosser and defensive back Kevin Ransom Jr. were all on the Second Team All-IFL team.
In the recent history of Quad City, the last players to earn these nods were defensive back Darreon Jackson on the All-IFL First Team and defensive lineman Jaylin Swan on the second team in 2023, and kick returner Jarrod Harrington on the first team, and KeShaun Moore and kicker Kyle Kaplan on the second team in 2024. In 2025, offensive lineman Joe Krall, Moore, and linebacker Bubba Arslanian grabbed a spot on the First-Team, while defensive back Camron Harrell and Kaplan earned a spot on the Second-Team.
Let's look into how these players earned these honors.
Wheeler on the First Team All-IFL
KeShaun Moore
Stats: 16 games played, 65 tackles, 16.5 tackles for loss, seven sacks, one interception, one forced fumble, one touchdown
After an incredible season last year with the Wheelers, expectations were high for Moore coming into this season. While it did take him until the team's sixth game to record his first sack of the year, he still managed to cause chaos in the meantime, even snagging his first career interception during the week three loss to Orlando, where he ran it back for a touchdown. During a four game stretch this season, Moore recorded 21 tackles, six sacks, ten tackles for loss and a safety. It is safe to say that Moore met those high expectations and then some during his third season in the league. This is Moore's third All-IFL team honor, after he earned a spot on the All-Second team in his rookie season and a spot on the All-First team last season.
Wheelers on the Second Team All-IFL
Quian Williams
16 games played
Receiving: 61 receptions, 796 receiving yards, 49.8 yards per game, 22 touchdowns
Rushing: 10 carries, 30 yards, 3.0 yards per game, 1 touchdown
After winning the IFL receiving triple-crown last season, Williams signed with the Steamwheelers in the offseason, and while he didn't win the receiving triple crown this season, his terrific performance was still seen by all, culminating in this All-Second Team nod. Williams was at the top of the leaderboard for all receiving statistics, ranking ninth in receptions, sixth in yards, eighth in yards per game, fifth in yards per catch, and third in touchdowns. Some of his most notable games this season include a three touchdown performance on opening night, an 100 yard two touchdown game at Orlando, a whopping 129 yard four touchdown game at San Diego, followed by an 85 yard three touchdown game vs Jacksonville and another two touchdown performance vs Fishers. There aren't enough words to describe how lethal Williams is for an offense, so I'll leave it there. This is Williams' third straight All-IFL honor, being named to the Second Team his rookie year in 2024, followed by a First-Team selection last year in 2025.
Charles Rosser
Stats: 16 games played, 57 tackles, 13.5 tackles for loss, six sacks, one fumble recovery
Not only did Chuck earn a spot on the IFL All-Rookie team, his play this season earned him a spot on the All-IFL Second Team, as well. The former Bowling Green State Falcon definitely made a name for himself as the season went on, not recording a sack until the team's eighth game of the season, but combining for four sacks in the team's eighth and ninth game against Green Bay and Tucson. Despite playing on the edge more, Rosser was a key cog in a Wheelers' defense that ranked as the second best defense against the run, only allowing 53.3 rushing yards per game, the second fewest. This is his first All-IFL honor of his indoor career and could be the first of many.
Kevin Ranson Jr.
Stats: 16 games played, 48 tackles, 6 interceptions, 1 tackle for loss, 9 pass breakups
After a few years of solid play with the Green Bay Blizzard, Ransom signed on with the sQUAD for the 2026 season and improved even more. His season started off with a bang, when in his first two games, he grabbed three interceptions, and in his first game against his former team, Kev caught the game-sealing interception in a 51-36 win. While a lot of his counting stats are not highly ranked, being a defensive back, Ransom's six interceptions were the second most in the league, helping the Wheelers get 18 interceptions as a team, which was fourth most. This is Ransom's first All-IFL nod in his career.
Congratulations to Moore, Williams, Rosser and Ransom Jr. on their All-League selections and their amazing performances this season!
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