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Chiefs' Exciting Post Fuels Disappointment Instead

Originally posted on Athlon Sports | By Angelo Guinhawa | Last updated Jul 5, 2025 10:39 AM ET

The Kansas City Chiefs had an incredible run in 2024, even though it ended in disappointment with a Super Bowl loss.

Kansas City finished the campaign with a 15-2 win-loss tally, the best record in the AFC and tied with the Detroit Lions for the best in the NFL. Their only losses came against the Buffalo Bills and Denver Broncos.

In the playoffs, they beat the Houston Texans and Bills en route to Super Bowl LIX. Unfortunately, the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Cheifs in the final game 40-22, denying them of a three-peat victory.

Center Creed Humphrey was certainly pivotal for the Chiefs in their dominant campaign, though. In fact, he was rated by Pro Football Focus as the best center in the league ahead of the 2025 season.

That said, the Chiefs couldn't be any happier as well when Humphrey was voted among the Top 100 NFL players of 2025. The ranking, which was voted on by the players themselves, saw Humphrey land at No. 93.

"Creed Humphrey is the first Chief to crack this year's NFL Top 100," the Chiefs excitedly posted on social media.

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However, instead of excitement, the Kansas City faithful expressed disappointment over Creed Humphrey's ranking. Several fans claimed that he deserved to be higher on the list, especially since he's considered by many as the best in his position.

"93 is wild for the best center in football," a commenter wrote. Another one said, "Are there 92 players better than him? The guy is one of a kind!"

A fan posted, "Best center in the league at 93 is INSANE."

"To[o] low on the list," a supporter remarked. A fifth follower echoed a similar sentiment, sharing, "He’s sat too low."

A follower demanded, "He should be higher."

"93 ??????" a confused social media user added.

"Why do they hate us," a Chiefs fan asked, clearly disappointed.

It remains to be seen if another center will land on the Top 100 list and which other player from the Chiefs will make it. Regardless, it's clear that fans are not too happy with the rankings so far.

This article first appeared on Athlon Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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