Kareem Hunt Girlfriend Julianne Oser

Kareem Hunt Girlfriend

This pretty lady is Julianne Oser; she is the girlfriend of NFL player Kareem Hunt, the young 5’0″ running back for the Cleveland Browns. Kareem, a Willoughby, Ohio native, played college football at the University of Toledo before being selected by the Kansas City Chiefs in the third round (86th overall) in the 2017 NFL Draft.

Hunt is the son of Stephanie Riggins and Kareem Abdul Jabbar Hunt; he graduated from Willoughby High School and subsequently from the University of Toledo. Hunt has been dating pretty Ms. Oser for over 2 years; she was by his side on the draft night.

Julianne Oser

27-year-old Julianne M. Oser, a gorgeous cheerleader at the University of Toledo, was born on April 30, 1996, in Waterville, Ohio; she is one of three daughters born to Paulette and Timothy Oser; and also the proud parents of Julianne’s younger siblings Gina and John, who also graduated from the university of Toledo.

Julianne’s sister Gina Oser attended Bowling Green State University and Iowa State; here father Tim, is a Pharmacist at Omnicare Pharmacy Northwest Ohio.

Julianne attended Anthony Wayne High School and the University of Toledo, where not only did she meet Hunt, but they also started dating. Julianne Oser is currently a pediatric hematology/oncology nurse.

Kareem Hunt and Julianne Oser Still Dating?

Nobody knows for sure, but it’s likely they are still together, they still follow each other on Instagram and Facebook, and he still follows many members of of her family. Julianne’s IG is private, but her last photo on Facebook (seen above) at the Cleveland Browns Stadium was in 2021.

Kareem Hunt NFL Career

Kansas City Chiefs

• On April 28, 2017, Kareem Hunt was selected in the third round of the 2017 NFL Draft by the Kansas City Chiefs as the 86th overall pick.
• Hunt officially joined the Chiefs on June 5, 2017.
• Following Spencer Ware’s knee injury during a preseason game against the Seattle Seahawks, Hunt became the Chiefs’ starting running back on August 27, 2017.
• His first NFL game was on September 7, 2017, against the New England Patriots.
• Despite not losing any fumbles during his college career, Hunt fumbled his first NFL carry, recovered by Patriots’ safety Devin McCourty.
• Hunt scored two touchdown passes and a four-yard rushing touchdown in the same game, contributing to the Chiefs’ 42–27 victory.
• With a total of 246 yards from scrimmage (148 rushing, 98 receiving) in his debut, Hunt set a record for the most yards ever in an NFL debut.
• He joined Marshall Faulk and Billy Sims to become the only NFL players since 1970 to debut with over 150 scrimmage yards and three touchdowns.
• With 148 rushing yards, Hunt led all NFL rushers for Week 1.
• In September, he was named the AFC Offensive Player of the Month, leading the NFL with 401 rushing yards, 538 yards from scrimmage, and 8.53 yards per carry.
• Despite a Week 7 loss to the Oakland Raiders, Hunt achieved 117 scrimmage yards for his seventh consecutive game.
• On December 19, 2017, Hunt was selected for the 2018 Pro Bowl as a rookie.
• By Week 17, Hunt was third in the NFL for rushing yards, behind Todd Gurley and Le’Veon Bell.
• As both Gurley and Bell were inactive for Week 17, Hunt had the opportunity to claim the rushing title.
• Hunt scored a 35-yard touchdown on his first and only carry of the game, surpassing both Bell and Gurley and winning the rushing yards title for the 2017 season with 1,327 yards.
• This achievement marked the second consecutive season where a rookie led the league in rushing yards, following Ezekiel Elliott in 2016.
• In the NFL Top 100 Players of 2018, Kareem Hunt was placed in the 33rd position.
• The Kansas City Chiefs topped the AFC West with a record of 10–6, qualifying them for the playoffs.
• In the Wild Card Round against the Tennessee Titans, Hunt ran for 42 yards and scored a touchdown on 11 carries, but the Chiefs suffered a narrow defeat of 22–21.
• Hunt maintained his position as the Chiefs’ primary running back during the 2018 season.
• In Week 3, Hunt recorded his second career game with two rushing touchdowns in a 38–27 victory over the San Francisco 49ers.
• The following week, he ran for 121 yards and scored a touchdown against the Denver Broncos. He also caught three passes for 54 yards.
• On October 6, Hunt received a fine of $26,739 for lowering his helmet intentionally during a hit.
• Two weeks later, against the Patriots, Hunt rushed for 80 yards and caught five passes for 105 yards, including a 67-yard touchdown. Despite his performance, the Chiefs lost 43–40.
• In the next game, a 45–10 victory against the Cincinnati Bengals, Hunt rushed for 86 yards, scored a touchdown, and caught five passes for 55 yards, which included two touchdowns.
• In Week 8 against the Broncos, Hunt continued his impressive form by rushing for 50 yards and catching five passes for 36 yards and a touchdown.
• The following game saw Hunt rush for 91 yards, score two touchdowns, and make a 50-yard touchdown reception in a 37–21 victory over the Cleveland Browns. This performance earned him the AFC Offensive Player of the Week title.
• In Week 11, which turned out to be Hunt’s final game as a Chief, he rushed for 28 yards and caught six passes for 41 yards and a touchdown. However, the Chiefs lost narrowly to the Los Angeles Rams with a score of 54–51.
• On November 30, 2018, the Chiefs released Hunt after a video emerged showing him assaulting a woman. Hunt was not charged with any crime.

Cleveland Browns

• On February 11, 2019, Hunt was signed by the Browns, but due to an ongoing NFL investigation into the assault allegations, he was placed on the Commissioner’s Exempt list.
• On March 15, 2019, Hunt received an eight-game suspension without pay for violating the NFL’s personal conduct policy. However, he was allowed to participate in all off-season workouts and preseason games.
• After the announcement, Hunt was added to the Browns’ active roster.
• Hunt underwent sports hernia surgery on August 29, 2019, and was placed on the reserve/suspended list two days later.
• As per his suspension terms, Hunt resumed practice with the team on October 21.
• On November 4, 2019, Kareem Hunt returned from suspension and debuted for the Browns in a game against the Buffalo Bills.
• In the 2019 season, Hunt had 43 carries for 179 yards, two rushing touchdowns, and made 37 receptions for 285 yards, including one receiving touchdown.
• In 2020, the Browns placed a second-round restricted free agent tender on Hunt on March 16, which he signed on April 20.
• The Browns extended Hunt’s contract for two years worth $13.25 million on September 8, 2020.
• During the 2020 season, Hunt had several standout performances, including games against the Bengals, Cowboys, Texans, and Ravens.
• Hunt ended the 2020 season with 198 carries for 841 yards, six rushing touchdowns, 38 receptions for 304 yards, and five receiving touchdowns.
• In the 2020 playoffs, Hunt performed well, scoring two touchdowns against the Steelers and one against the Chiefs.
• In the 2021 season, Hunt started as a backup to Nick Chubb but was placed on injured reserve due to a calf injury in Week 6.
• Hunt returned from injury on November 27, 2021, and finished the season with 78 carries for 386 yards, four rushing touchdowns, and 22 receptions for 174 yards over eight games.
• In 2022, Hunt requested a trade from the Browns, which was declined. He scored a rushing and receiving touchdown each in a victory over the Carolina Panthers in Week 1.
• On September 20, 2023, following an injury to Chubb, the Browns re-signed Hunt for a one-year contract worth $4 million.
• Despite being out-touched by Jerome Ford and not amassing 55 yards in any game from weeks 6-10, Hunt managed to score at least one touchdown in each game, for a total of six touchdowns.

Kareem Hunt Contract and Salary

On September 20, 2023, Kareem Hunt signed a one-year, $1.35 million contract extension with the Cleveland Browns. The deal included a $225,000 signing bonus, $725,000 guarantee and a salary of $1.35 million.

On September 8, 2020, Cleveland Browns extended Kareem Hunt’s contract for two years, worth $10.83 million. Previously, on March 16, 2020, the Browns had assigned Hunt a one-year second-round tender valued at $3.259 million