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Hit rates by week, TE
Over 2019–2025, 70 games played. Bars show this player's rate against the TE rate over the same games.
Usage, TE
3 targets / game
14 games
[2025,2026] season, 14 games played. Share of team targets against the TE median.
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Noah Gray's week of coverage comes entirely from Arrowhead Pride's reaction to Kansas City's Week 2 overtime win over the Colts. He appears in Matt Stagner's winners-and-losers column from that game, and again in Nate Christensen's good-and-bad review of the victory. Ron Kopp Jr.'s snap-count analysis focuses mainly on whether Xavier Worthy should lead the wide receivers in snaps, which touches on the passing-game pecking order Gray operates within, though the piece's conclusions about Gray himself aren't spelled out in its framing. No injury, transaction, or role-change news involving Gray was reported this week, and no outlet offered a projection or status update.
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