Kansas City Chiefs’ second-year offensive linemen Creed Humphrey and Trey Smith attended the fifth-annual OL Masterminds summit in Frisco, Texas over the weekend.
This marks the second consecutive year that the duo has attended the event, learning from the best in the business. The multi-day offensive line event is hosted by Eagles RT Lane Johnson and private OL coach Duke Manyweather, uniting offensive linemen with a common goal of improving the position.
This particular year featured a large panel of NFL Hall of Famers and legends who played offensive line, including Pro Football Hall of Fame LT Willie Roaf, who played five seasons in Kansas City from 2002-2006. Roaf had some important advice that he shared with the younger generation of players about how quickly time goes by and making the most of that time in the league.