Chiefs OL Creed Humphrey, Trey Smith help push car stuck in snow
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- It seems Kansas City Chiefs offensive linemen Trey Smith and Creed Humphrey are getting some early reps in ahead of the bye week.
The two helped push a young woman's car out of the snow on Sunday morning, after leaving church.
Gretchen Enyeart accidentally parked in a huge pile of snow because she was late for the church service and when she returned to her car when service was over, she was unable to get her car out of the snow.
But luckily for her, Humphrey and Smith used their Sunday off to go to church and were able to help push her car out of the snow when they left.
"I pressed my gas a couple times and knew immediately I wasn't getting out on my own. Thankful the guys were there!" Enyeart said.
Enyeart's best friend, Ana Demmer alerted Humphrey and Smith that she was stuck in the snow and the two immediately sprung into action, putting their blocking skills to use.
"[Humphrey and Smith] got to my car when they heard I was stuck. Two solid pushes and I was back on the road."
The Kansas City metro was plastered with up to 12 inches of snow and freezing cold temperatures last weekend leaving drivers in a precarious position for a multitude of days.
The two offensive linemen have been integral parts of the Chiefs dynasty, helping form one of the best offensive line units in the NFL.
They now get ready to begin their quest for a three-peat as the Chiefs face the Houston Texans in the Divisional Round on Saturday or Sunday.