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The Kansas City Chiefs' recent extension of Trey Smith for $94 million may signal the end of Jawaan Taylor's time with the team, as the franchise faces salary cap challenges and has added new talent at tackle, making Taylor's future with the team uncertain beyond his current contract.
The Kansas City Chiefs signed guard Trey Smith to a four-year, $94 million extension, making him the highest-paid guard in NFL history, with significant cap implications for 2025-2028 and potential impacts on the team's salary cap management.
Trey Smith signed a four-year, $94 million contract with the Kansas City Chiefs, making him the highest-paid guard in NFL history with an average of $23.5 million per year, featuring significant guarantees and a shorter commitment compared to other players.
The Kansas City Chiefs and Trey Smith have agreed to a four-year, $94 million contract, making him the highest-paid guard in the league, securing his future with the team after he was previously franchise-tagged.
The Kansas City Chiefs have signed guard Trey Smith to a four-year, $94 million deal, making him the highest-paid guard in NFL history with $70 million guaranteed, solidifying his role as a key player on their offensive line.
Trey Smith, the Kansas City Chiefs' right guard, has agreed to a four-year, $94 million contract extension with $70 million guaranteed, making him the highest-paid guard in NFL history and securing his long-term future with the team.
The NFL deadline is approaching for a long-term contract for Chiefs guard Trey Smith, who is currently on a franchise tag with a $23.4 million salary. The key issue is whether Smith's deal should include extra compensation for the additional playoff games he has played, reflecting the team's extended postseason runs. This could set a precedent for other players and impact negotiations across the league, especially with potential changes to the season structure and playoff pay.
Trey Smith attended the Chiefs' mandatory minicamp after initially skipping voluntary workouts; he is under a franchise tag with a guaranteed $23.4 million salary and is seeking a long-term contract, with negotiations ongoing and a mid-July deadline looming.
The NFL is distributing almost $394 million in Performance-Based Pay (PBP) to its players for the 2023 season, with Kansas City Chiefs’ right guard Trey Smith receiving more than $865,000 in additional compensation, ranking seventh in the league. The program rewards players with higher percentages of playing time and lower salaries. Smith played 96% of the team’s offensive snaps and 17% of the special teams snaps while earning $1.1 million in base salary. This supplemental compensation is separate from the Proven Performance Escalator (PPE) program, which benefits fourth-year rookie contract players and counts against the team’s salary cap.
Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman Trey Smith described the harrowing moments of being in an active shooter situation during the team's Super Bowl victory parade, recalling how he and his teammate hid in a closet and helped calm "hysterical" children. Police eventually helped them and others to safety, with Smith even giving a boy a WWE belt to reassure him during the chaotic scene.
Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman Trey Smith described the harrowing moments of being caught in an active shooter situation during the team's Super Bowl victory parade, recalling how he and his teammate hid in a closet and helped calm "hysterical" children. Police eventually escorted them to safety, and Smith gave a young boy a WWE belt to reassure him during the chaotic scene.
Three members of the Kansas City Chiefs, center Creed Humphrey, offensive guard Trey Smith, and linebacker Nick Bolton, have been named to NFL.com's annual "All-Under-25 Team." This marks the second consecutive year that Humphrey and Smith have earned spots on the team. The Chiefs had the most representatives of any team, tying with the New York Jets. Humphrey was praised for his performance as the top overall graded center by Pro Football Focus, while Smith exceeded expectations as a sixth-round draft pick. Bolton was recognized for his impressive tackle count and contributions to the Chiefs' Super Bowl victory.
The Kansas City Chiefs selected former Oklahoma offensive tackle Wanya Morris in the third round of the 2023 NFL Draft. Morris is a big, athletic tackle prospect with starting experience at both right and left tackle. He had a strong season in 2022 and is already familiar with Chiefs' right guard Trey Smith from their time at Tennessee. Morris grew up just outside of Atlanta and was a five-star recruit in high school. He'll have an opportunity to earn a role on the world champions.