Creed Humphrey, the Kansas City Chiefs' standout center, expressed enthusiasm for teammate Kingsley Suamataia's work ethic and potential as he transitions to guard this season. After struggling at left tackle last year, Suamataia's determination and talent have impressed Humphrey, who believes that with the right mindset, good things are ahead for the young offensive lineman. The Chiefs are excited to utilize Suamataia next to Humphrey, especially following the trade of All-Pro Joe Thuney to the Chicago Bears, which opens up opportunities for Suamataia on the interior line.

Humphrey, who earned First Team All-Pro honors last season and was the highest-paid center in the NFL with a $72 million extension, noted Suamataia's consistent commitment to improvement. The Chiefs' offensive line will look to bolster its performance this season with Suamataia in a more suitable role, promising an interesting dynamic in their run and pass protection schemes.