Creed Humphrey ranked No. 1 center by PFF for 2026 NFL season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 4, 2026, 10:20 PM
Last updated Aug 4, 2026
Creed Humphrey of the Kansas City Chiefs has been ranked as the top center in the NFL for 2026 by Pro Football Focus. This marks the fourth consecutive year he has held this position, excelling with an overall PFF grade of 88.8 and leading all centers in PFF Wins Above Replacement last season. As the Chiefs aim to enhance their offensive strategy, Humphrey's role will be crucial in providing protection for quarterback Patrick Mahomes and facilitating running plays for new tailback Kenneth Walker III. The Chiefs prepare for the upcoming season with a focus on revamping their front line.
- •Humphrey ranked No. 1 in PFF's center evaluation for 2026.
- •This is his fourth consecutive year achieving this ranking.
- •He led centers in PFF Wins Above Replacement in 2025.
- •Humphrey plays a pivotal role in protecting Patrick Mahomes.
- •Chiefs will rely on him to support new tailback Kenneth Walker III.
- 10:20 PMYahoo Sports — KC Chiefs star Creed Humphrey takes No. 1 spot in PFF center rankings
"Chiefs star Creed Humphrey was ranked No. 1 overall in Pro Football Focus’ evaluation of the top 32 centers in the NFL for 2026.
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