Guard Trey Smith and the Kansas City Chiefs agreed to a four-year, $92 million deal Tuesday to keep the Pro Bowl offensive lineman with the team for the foreseeable future, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Those reported figures make Smith the highest-paid guard in NFL history.

This offseason, just two NFL players were hit with the franchise tag: Cincinnati Bengals wideout Tee Higgins and Kansas City Chiefs offensive guard Trey Smith. In March, the Bengals struck a four year,

Jordan Schultz of Fox Sports reported the reigning AFC champions are nearing a four-year deal with Trey Smith that would make him the top-paid offensive guard in NFL history. They offered him the franchise tag in February, which guaranteed him $23.4 million, and that gave the two sides until July 15 to work out a multiyear pact.