The Bears enter the NFL combine with plenty of cap space and draft capital. Discussing their options in a pre-combine mailbag.

Ian Rapoport reported that the Chiefs will be franchise tagging guard Trey Smith, a coveted free agent target for the New England Patriots.

With new offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak and offensive line coach John Benton officially hired, the Seahawks will now look to build a more stable unit for next season. The 33rd Team NFL Analyst Marcus Mosher named the Seahawks a potential landing spot for current Kansas City Chiefs guard Trey Smith — a first-time Pro Bowler in 2024 — in free agency.

The latest Kansas City Chiefs rumors center on Trey Smith's future, Travis Kelce's retirement odds, and the potential for a Tyreek Hill trade reunion.

Trey Smith has parlayed a stellar career with the Tennessee Volunteers into success at the highest level, and now the Kansas City Chiefs are making a $23 million move to try to keep him around. The former Volunteers guard,

The Kansas City Chiefs may have lost the Super Bowl but they've already scored a big win prior to the start of NFL free agency by placing the franchise tag on offensive guard Trey Smith.

The Bears were among the teams intrigued by the 25-year-old Smith, who earned his first Pro Bowl berth this year and allowed not a single sack. The Bears are likely to replace their center and both starting guards this offseason.

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The Kansas City Chiefs apparently will keep their interior offensive line intact. According to Fox Sports NFL insider Jordan Schultz, the team will place the franchise tag on right guard Trey Smith, a two-time Super Bowl champion and 2024 Pro Bowler.

Kansas City is keeping the Pro Bowl guard for another year, making him the highest paid guard in the league in the process.

Potential Chicago Bears free agent target Trey Smith will be staying put in Kansas City, according to multiple reports.