Gray secured his only target for 10 yards during Saturday's 27-19 win over the Texans. Gray saw his lowest target total since Week 9 during Saturday's win, which featured the long-awaited regular-season debut of Hollywood Brown in a Chiefs uniform. He remained around his usual snap share, playing 50 percent of offensive snaps behind starter Travis Kelce. Gray will remain on the fantasy radar in leagues that start multiple tight ends heading into Wednesday's road matchup against Pittsburgh.
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Team
Kansas City Chiefs
Birthdate
4/30/1999 (25)
Status
Active
HT/WT
6'3", 240 lbs
Draft Info
2021: Rd 5; Pk (KC)
Birthplace
Leominster, MA, USA
Position
TE
College
Duke
Experience
4 seasons
Career History
Kansas City Chiefs
2021-Present
(4 seasons)
Gray secured his only target for 10 yards during Saturday's 27-19 win over the Texans. Gray saw his lowest target total since Week 9 during Saturday's win, which featured the long-awaited regular-season debut of Hollywood Brown in a Chiefs uniform. He remained around his usual snap share, playing 50 percent of offensive snaps behind starter Travis Kelce. Gray will remain on the fantasy radar in leagues that start multiple tight ends heading into Wednesday's road matchup against Pittsburgh.
Gray logged two receptions (on five targets) for 21 yards and one touchdown during Sunday's 21-7 win against Cleveland. Gray didn't cross the 60-percent snap threshold in Week 15 like he did in the two previous contests, and he was unable to match the four grabs he totaled in each of the previous four games, but he made one of his two catches count by turning in his fifth touchdown of the 2025 campaign. Gray still amassed five targets in the contest -- his average over the last five games -- but Patrick Mahomes' ankle sprain could be worrisome for the Chiefs' receiving weapons. If he's unable to go against the Texans, Carson Wentz would land the start under center, presumably capping the upside of Gray and others at a bit lower mark than usual. On a positive note, Gray has clearly etched out a regular role as the No. 2 tight end and should continue to log 50-plus percent of the offensive snaps.
Gray reeled in four of five targets for 26 yards during Sunday's 19-17 victory against the Chargers. Gray continues to see consistent work alongside Travis Kelce in two-tight end sets, claiming a 61 percent snap count share during Week 14, surpassing 60 percent of offensive snaps in three of the past four weeks. He's also logged an uptick in production over that four-game span, equaling his previous season high with four catches in each of the four games. Still, Gray is likely touchdown-dependent to claim fantasy relevance weekly, and he hasn't done so in either of the last two games after reaching pay dirt four times between Weeks 11 and 12. Next up is a Browns defense sitting around the bottom third of the league against tight ends, so Gray may have another opportunity to produce in Week 15.
Gray finished Friday's 19-17 victory against Las Vegas with four catches on six targets for 58 yards. Though Gray couldn't get into the end zone after tallying two touchdowns in each of his previous two games, the fourth-year tight end still had a strong showing, as he ranked third on Kansas City in receiving yards. Two of his receptions went for over 20 yards, and Gray surpassed 50 yards overall for the third time this season. It's become clear of late that Gray (62 percent offensive snap share) and Travis Kelce (90 percent offensive snap share), who logged seven catches for 68 yards in the victory, can both be productive while sharing tight end duties for the Chiefs.
Gray recorded four catches on four targets for 66 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's 30-27 win over the Panthers. Gray scored twice for the second consecutive week, this time coming on receptions of 35 and 11 yards. He's now earned at least four targets in consecutive games and seems to be prioritized ahead of peripheral pass catchers in the Chiefs' offense such as JuJu Smith-Schuster and Justin Watson. That could give Gray some streaming appeal going forward, though his overall lack of volume still makes him unreliable on a weekly basis.
Gray gathered in four of five targets for 23 yards and two touchdowns during Sunday's 30-21 loss against the Bills. Gray didn't finish the day with a particularly standout fantasy line, but he did make the most of his targets in the red zone, collecting a pair of them in the end zone for his first career multi-touchdown effort. Gray played only two snaps fewer than Travis Kelce in Sunday's affair. He should continue to see regular reps in two-tight end sets and when Kelce needs a breather. That said, Gray's two touchdowns Sunday also marked his first two of the season, so this effort should be banked as more of an anomaly than an expected outcome moving forward.
Gray hauled in each of his two targets for 18 yards during Sunday's 16-14 win versus the Broncos. After a promising four-game stretch spanning from Weeks 4-8 that saw Gray post 13 catches for 158 yards, the fourth-year tight end has posted just two catches total over the past two games. Gray also saw a slight downturn in his playing time, logging just 39 snaps (57 percent) after crossing the 60-percent threshold in each of the last three games. Either way, Gray has yet to find pay dirt this season and is the clear No. 2 at tight end, so he's likely nothing more than a deep dynasty stash at this point.
Gray didn't catch his lone target in Monday's 30-24 overtime win versus the Buccaneers. Gray has performed quite well this season as the No. 2 tight end behind star TE Travis Kelce, as the former has produced 17 receptions for 208 yards through eight games. He needs to find the end zone to have any fantasy appeal.
Gray hauled in all three of his targets for 23 yards during Sunday's 27-20 victory against the Raiders. Gray continues to see significant work and has posted a combined seven catches for 89 yards over the last two weeks after compiling only 10 catches over the first five games to open the year. He's also seen a spike in playing time as the Chiefs run more two-tight end sets. Gray likely remains off the radar in most redraft formats but could be worth consideration in some dynasty formats as the heir apparent to the lead tight end role when Travis Kelce calls it quits.