Selected by the Cardinals in the first round (24th overall) of the 2015 NFL Draft, Humphries started 27 games – 17 at LT and 10 at RT – in his first four NFL seasons.
2018: Played every offensive snap at LT in Games 1-9 for a unit that started 10 different offensive line combinations throughout the season … one of seven Cardinals offensive lineman to suffer a season-ending injury … helped David Johnson into the end zone with two rushing TDs and blocked for Josh Rosen, who was sacked just once @ SF (10/7) … gave Rosen time to find Christian Kirk for the go-ahead TD on third-and-goal with 34 seconds left in the game vs. SF (10/28) … inactive (knee) vs. Oak (11/18), @ LAC (11/25) and @ GB (12/2) … placed on injured reserve (knee) on 12/5.
*2017: *Started five games at LT, missing Weeks 2-5 and 11-17 with a knee injury … made his fourth career start at LT but suffered a knee injury on the eighth offensive play of the game @ Det (9/10) … returned from the injury and helped Adrian Peterson rush for 134 yards and two TDs on 26 carries vs. TB (10/15) … started for an offensive line that did not allow a sack and helped Peterson rush for 159 yards on a franchise-record 37 carries @ SF (11/5) … suffered a season-ending knee injury in the first quarter vs. Sea (11/9) … placed on injured reserve on 11/13.
2016: Started first 13 games (first 10 at RT, next three at LT) before suffering a concussion and missed the last three games … helped the Cardinals score 418 points (fourth-most in franchise history) and finish as the NFL’s #9 ranked offense … made first career appearance in the season opener and helped gain 92 rushing yards and a TD on 19 attempts vs. NE (9/11) … helped Arizona run for 118 yards on 25 carries vs. LAR (10/2) … contributed to a line that helped Cardinals rush for 172 yards and two TDs on 37 attempts while allowing just one sack @ SF (10/6) … blocked as Cardinals ran for 171 yards and three TDs on 35 carries while not allowing a sack vs. NYJ (10/17) … helped Arizona rush for 132 yards on 37 attempts vs. Sea (10/23) … blocked as Cardinals rushed for 135 yards and a TD on 28 carries @ Min (11/20) … made first career start at LT @ Atl (11/27) … started at LT but left in the first half with a concussion @ Mia (12/11) … inactive (concussion) the last three games.
2015: Inactive for all 16 regular season games and both playoff contests.
Appeared in 29 games (19 starts) at LT before declaring for the NFL Draft following his junior season … started all 10 games in which he appeared at LT in 2014, missing two games due to injury … Gators rushed for 100+ yards in all 10 games he played, including four games with 200+ yards and a season-best 418 yards on the ground vs. Georgia … Florida also posted 20 rushing TDs in his 10 games … helped the offense accumulate 655 net yards of offense and seven TDs in a 65-0 victory over Eastern Michigan in the season opener … part of an offensive line that allowed one sack or fewer in six of 10 games he started, including four games with no sacks … played in seven games as a sophomore, starting the first six at LT, before a knee injury ended his season … in the six games he started, the Gators averaged 178.5 rushing yards per game, compared to 113.0 rushing yards per game in the six games he did not start … team averaged more than 100 fewer net yards per game in the games he did not start (367.8 ypg vs. 265.5 ypg) … appeared in all 12 games (three starts) as a true freshman and was named to the SEC Coaches All-Freshman team and was a Sporting News Freshman All-American … enrolled in January of 2012.
Attended Mallard Creek (Charlotte, NC) High School, where he was named a first-team high school All-American by USA Today, ESPN, Rivals.com, MaxPreps and Sports Illustrated … started all four seasons and did not allow a sack over the final three years of his prep career … led Mallard Creek to a 13-1 record and berth in the NCHSAA Class 4AA State Semifinals … named an AP All-State first-team selection … selected to participate in the 2012 U.S. Army All-America Bowl … serves as a spokesperson for the NFL’s Fuel Up To Play 60 program partnering with the Dairy Council of Arizona.
