The Chiefs and center Creed Humphrey have agreed to teams on a contract extension that Adam Schefter of ESPN reports will make Humphrey the league’s highest-paid center.
Detroit’s Frank Ragnow previously topped the list in annual average at $13.5 million and guaranteed money at $42 million.
Humphrey was scheduled to make a $4.815 million base salary in the final year of his rookie deal.
His four-year, $72 million extension includes $50 million guaranteed, Schefter reports.
Humphre has made the Pro Bowl the past two seasons and was second-team All-Pro in 2022.
He has never missed a game, starting all 51 possible games since the Chiefs drafted him in the second round.