Kadarius Toney played 11 seasons in the TFL as a versatile wide receiver and return specialist for three teams. He was drafted by the Pittsburgh Ironmen in Season 4 and spent six seasons there, contributing as a steady offensive threat with flashes of big-play ability. He then signed with the New York Flames (Seasons 10–12), where he reached the peak of his career.

Season 10 marked a breakout year for Toney—he earned Pro Bowl and All-Pro honors as a returner, scored 10+ touchdowns, and was named New York’s Player of the Year. His speed and shiftiness made him dangerous in open space, and he was a key playmaker in both the return game and offense.

Toney wrapped up his career with the Cleveland Chaos (Seasons 13–14), serving as a reliable veteran presence. He finished with 54 total touchdowns, including 52 as a receiver, plus one rushing and one passing score. He also had five games with two touchdowns, made two playoff appearances, and won two division titles. Toney will be remembered as a dynamic weapon who could change a game in multiple ways.