Creed Humphrey has signed a four-year, $72 million extension with the Kansas City Chiefs, making him the highest-paid center in NFL history with $50 million guaranteed. This new deal, which will see him earn an annual average of $18 million, surpasses the previous record held by Frank Ragnow at $13.5 million per year. Since being drafted in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft, Humphrey has started all 51 regular-season games, won two Super Bowls, and earned two Pro Bowl selections. His performance includes a remarkable 98.8% pass block win rate in 2023, demonstrating his value in protecting quarterback Patrick Mahomes. The Chiefs' management expressed excitement about securing Humphrey, as they look to retain other key players from their 2021 draft class amidst salary cap considerations. This contract reflects the team's strategy to maintain a strong offensive line as they aim for a third consecutive Super Bowl title.