Chiefs star enters 6th year of career to ignite Chiefs' Super Bowl dreams with bold 2025 call
St. Joseph, MO – July 21, 2025
The Kansas City Chiefs are charging into the 2025 NFL season with fire in their eyes, and Trey Smith, the sixth-year offensive guard, is leading the charge. As training camp kicks off at Missouri Western State University, Smith, a cornerstone of the Chiefs’ vaunted offensive line, dropped a bombshell that has Chiefs Kingdom buzzing. “The king has arrived, we have the strength and confidence to win this year, all will reclaim the Super Bowl glory of Chiefs Kingdom,” he declared, per @fanhub_nfl on X. His words echo the team’s hunger to bounce back from their 40-22 Super Bowl LIX loss to the Eagles.
Smith, a 2021 sixth-round pick, has risen from draft steal to elite guard, earning a $93 million extension this offseason, per Chiefs.com. In 2024, he played 1,098 snaps, posting a 75.1 run block win rate (third among guards, per ESPN) and helping the Chiefs to a franchise-record 15-2 regular season. His power and precision protected Patrick Mahomes while paving lanes for Isiah Pacheco, making him a linchpin of the offense.
Facing skepticism after losing Joe Thuney and with questions at left tackle, Smith’s confidence is a rallying cry. “We’ve got the pieces—Mahomes, Kelce, Worthy, and a defense that’s top-tier,” he told ESPN. “We’re not just contenders; we’re built to dominate.” His leadership resonates with young stars like Xavier Worthy and veterans like Travis Kelce, who’s eyeing a final Super Bowl run. Fans on X, like @ChiefsHype, are amped: “Trey’s speaking for all of us! Time to take back the crown!”
With a brutal schedule featuring the Eagles, Ravens, and Bills, the Chiefs face a gauntlet. Yet, Smith’s swagger, backed by a 96.2 pass block win rate from center Creed Humphrey, signals a team ready to reclaim glory. As camp unfolds, all eyes are on Smith to anchor the line and lead Kansas City to Super Bowl LX. Stay tuned to ESPN for updates on the Chiefs’ redemption quest.
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