Joe Moreno Kyle Crabs here with Creed Humphrey, the 2021 Senior Bowl Rookie of the Year.

We're down in South Alabama for the Senior Bowl Hall of Fame ceremony.

And Creed, let's start right there with you getting to be here because you were the 2021

Rookie of the year. What does that mean for you? Yeah, I mean it was a huge deal for me.

Obviously, you know, being an offensive linemen you don't usually get awards like this.

So, you know, when I got the call from

Jim Nage and he told me about it you know I was really pumped about it just it was a

huge deal for me I mean obviously it was a very fun year getting to play by a lot of

really good guys and we had a lot of fun out there so

there's a really cool opportunity.

Creto is hoping you could talk a little bit about this transition from Oklahoma

to playing in Kansas City and having a guy like Joe Dunney on the line next to you and you

know what was that transition like obviously there's a lot made about the spread offenses

in the big 12 and now suddenly you're snapping for Patrick Mahomes and got a guy like Joe next to you.

What was that assimilation like for you going from college into what this rookie season became?

Yeah, I mean luckily for me I'm playing around these great players, you know, you got, you know, Patrick, he got Joe, you got Orlando, Travis, you know, Trey Smith's next to me.

He's, he had a great rookie season two.

So I mean, yeah, there's a ton of talent on the team and you know I've landed in a great spot for me a great situation for myself so I mean as far as you know the transition things like that you know it was relatively easy for me you know they asked me to do a lot of

Oklahoma so getting to you know Kansas City you know starting that offense and in the

NFL my first year you know I felt that made a transition you know a lot easier

for me and I was able to understand

schemes really well understand what they wanted from me as far as you know making the

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