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Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman Trey Smith talks to media about the chemistry and trust factor that has developed with the offensive line and the team overall. As a veteran, Smith expresses that confidence and uplifting words go a long way, especially when teammates may be struggling.
By Dominick Williams The Chiefs on Tuesday made Trey Smith the highest-paid guard in NFL history. He’s now one of three Chiefs who are making the most money at their respective positions. Creed Humphrey is the highest-paid center in the NFL and Chris Jones is earning more than any other defensive lineman, according to ESPN.
Tight end Travis Kelce is in the top three at his position. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes’ contract was reworked in 2023 and is paying him $210.6 million over four seasons. Also, tackle Jawaan Taylor signed a four-year, $80 million contract in 2023.
That’s a lot of money being paid to six players, and it’s led fans to wonder about the Chiefs’ salary-cap situation for the 2025 season and beyond. Here’s a closer look at where things stand. 2025 The Chiefs initially thought a long-term deal with Smith wouldn’t happen, but the NFL increased the salary cap more than expected earlier this year, to $279.2 million.
