Here are the players with the biggest contracts on the Chiefs and Eagles, who are facing off in the Super Bowl

DeVonta Smith, 26, has a lot going on right now. In December, he announced on Instagram that he and his fiancée, Mya Danielle, are expecting their second child. Just a few days later, the couple got engaged, according to Danielle's Instagram post.

At 34, Lane Johnson isn't ready to retire just yet, but he recently told CBS Sports that he might quit before he's 40.

Johnson is 6'6" and has to eat 5,500 calories a day, including plenty of protein, to perform at his peak, The Athletic reported in 2023.

Landon Dickerson sat out the second half of the Philadelphia Eagles' NFC Championship Game on January 26 because of a knee injury. However, he's prepped to play in the Super Bowl, telling the Philadelphia Inquirer that "getting carted off on a stretcher" would be the only way to get him off the field.

That actually happened to him in 2020 during the SEC Championship Game when he tore his ACL while playing for the Alabama Crimson Tide.

In 2023, BI asked several Eagles players to name the fittest member of the team. Time and time again, the answer came back as AJ Brown. The 27-year-old is a "freakish athlete," former defensive end Patrick Johnson said. "He's one of those guys who's just built different."

When he's not on the field, he's focused on his two children and longtime girlfriend Kelsey Riley. "When I go home, I'm a father. When I'm in the building, I'm working," he told reporter Josh Tolentino in 2022.

Two years ago, Jalen Hurts was one of the youngest quarterbacks to start in a Super Bowl game. Now 26, he'll face the Chiefs again on February 9 and is hoping to avoid repeating what happened in 2023 when the Eagles lost to the Chiefs 35 to 38.

Creed Humphrey's August 2024 deal made him the highest-paid center in the history of the NFL, making almost $4 million more per year than former Philadelphia Eagles player Jason Kelce.

Humphrey, 25, grew up in Shawnee, Oklahoma, and is a Citizen Potawatomi Nation tribal member.

Joe Thuney almost didn't have a football career at all. "I didn't have a ton of offers because I was pretty skinny and I wasn't that good," he told the Raleigh News & Observer. He ended up at North Carolina State and went on to play for the New England Patriots and then the Chiefs.

The 32-year-old might earn his fifth Super Bowl ring on February 9.

Born and raised in Florida, 27-year-old Jawaan Taylor spent most of his football career in the Sunshine State, playing at the University of Florida and then joining the Jacksonville Jaguars. He's now with the Chiefs.

In 2023, he surprised his mom with a Bentley for Mother's Day.

Chris Jones, 30, has been a member of the Chiefs team since 2016 and is a three-time Super Bowl champ. As a seasoned pro, he has some advice for his teammates.

"Don't play the game before the game," he said during a recent press conference. "Have fun, but also know why you're here."

In January, Patrick Mahomes, 29, welcomed his third child with his wife, Brittany Mahomes.

While famous for his skills on the football field, Mahomes also had the chance to become a professional baseball player. The Detroit Tigers drafted him in 2014, but he didn't accept and joined the Chiefs three years later.