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By Jett Hatch
Contributing Sports Writer
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Creed Humphrey Secures Second Straight All-Pro First Team Nod, Anchoring Chiefs’ Offensive Line
The Kansas City Chiefs and their fans are celebrating as standout center Creed Humphrey earned AP All‑Pro First Team honors for the second straight season following the conclusion of the 2025 NFL campaign.
Humphrey, who has quickly become one of the most consistent and dominant offensive linemen in the league, was the only Chiefs player named to the official AP All‑Pro team this year. Despite Kansas City’s struggles as a team and a dip in overall league recognition across other positional stars, Humphrey’s performance stood out league‑wide.
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A Rock on the Offensive Line
The 26‑year‑old center logged one of the most impactful seasons of his career, consistently anchoring the Chiefs’ interior offensive line. According to grading metrics from analytics outlets, Humphrey ranked among the top centers in both run blocking and pass protection, allowing a remarkably low number of pressures while appearing in nearly every offensive snap for the club.
It’s now the third All‑Pro nod of his career, including two first‑team selections, and the distinction further cements Humphrey as one of the NFL’s elite at his position.
Looking Ahead
As the Chiefs turn their attention fully to the offseason and preparations for 2026, Humphrey’s repeat All‑Pro honor stands as a beacon of excellence within the roster. With his combination of strength, technique and leadership, Kansas City will look to build around his consistency in the trenches as they strive to return to championship contention.
Humphrey’s rise from second‑round pick to dominant force at center shows how foundational he has become to the Chiefs’ identity and his elite status is now formally recognized among the NFL’s best.
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