Tautu Suamataia is not found in the available search results. However, a closely related individual, **Kingsley Suamataia**, is a professional American football offensive lineman currently playing for the Kansas City Chiefs in the NFL. Born on January 18, 2003, in Orem, Utah, Kingsley is of Samoan and Hawaiian descent. He spent part of his childhood in Laie, Hawaii, before returning to Utah where he attended Orem High School. Highly regarded as a five-star recruit, he received numerous offers from top college football programs and initially committed to the University of Oregon[1]. After redshirting his freshman year at Oregon in 2021, Suamataia transferred to Brigham Young University (BYU), where he played 12 games in 2022, starting all and not allowing a single sack. His performance earned him several honors, including Freshman All-America Second Team and All-Independent First Team Offense distinctions[1]. Standing 6-foot-5 and weighing 326 pounds, Suamataia is noted for his versatility, having played both left and right tackle positions effectively at BYU[5]. In the 2023 NFL Draft, Suamataia was selected in the second round (63rd overall) by the Kansas City Chiefs. His size, technique, and balance have been praised, and he is considered a significant addition to the Chiefs' offensive line depth[5]. As of early 2025, he remains active with the Chiefs, contributing to their offensive line unit[6]. No information was found about a "Tautu Suamataia," so it is likely that the query pertains to Kingsley Suamataia, whose football career is currently the focus of public and professional interest.