The LA Chargers (partially) fixed their offensive line problem by signing one of the Philadelphia Eagles' most important players during the team's Super Bowl run, right guard Mekhi Becton. To follow that up, the Kansas CIty Chiefs have rewarded one of the players who cost the team in the Super Bowl.
The Chiefs signed guard Trey Smith to a four-year contract worth up to $94 million with $70 million guaranteed. It is the most expensive guard contract ever given out in the NFL.
Smith was once a pipe-dream target for Chargers fans before he was franchise tagged by the Chiefs earlier this offseason.