Trey Smith on his blocking approach to accommodate running backs

Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman Trey Smith discussed his blocking strategy for accommodating running backs in an interview with reporters. Smith highlighted the importance of a strong running back room, stating that it enables the offense to function more effectively. He explained that such a lineup keeps defenders guessing and fatigued, preventing them from anticipating every play as a pass. This unpredictability and physical wear down contribute to the success of the team's offensive strategies.

Smith elaborated on his approach to blocking when playing alongside running backs like Kenneth Walker and Emmett Johnson. He emphasized how their presence influences his chances of getting another opportunity to block downfield. Smith's main objective is to secure a play's end zone or create a pile-up situation, ensuring that his teammates can continue to make progress on the field.

After being named AFC Offensive Player of the Month, running back Kenneth Walker expressed his appreciation for Smith and the offensive line's contributions.