India, July 15 -- The Kansas City Chiefs have agreed to a $94 million contract extension with right guard Trey Smith, which will keep the 26-year-old in Kansas for four more years. It will also make Smith the highest-paid guard in the history of the National Football League.

After his contract expired in February 2025, Smith was signed by the Chiefs on a $23.4 million, one-year contract extension. The guard was released by the Chiefs in the home that they could be able to reach a new deal with him before the last date for NFL teams to sign contract players, at 4 p.m, Tuesday, July 15.

Smith's $94 million contract extension will have $70 million in guaranteed payments and an additional $24 million in bonuses and other deals. $70 million ...