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FanDuel Single-Game Daily Fantasy Football Helper: Super Bowl LVII
Kenyatta Storin, numberFire
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FanDuel Single-Game Daily Fantasy Football Helper: Super Bowl LVII

Jalen Hurts leads numberFire's projections for the big game, and he will be a chalky option at MVP. Who else can we consider to differentiate ourselves in tournaments?
FanDuel Daily Fantasy Football Helper: Conference Championships
Austan Kas, numberFire
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FanDuel Daily Fantasy Football Helper: Conference Championships

Travis Kelce went off last week and should be in for another busy day on Sunday as the focal point of Kansas City's passing attack. Who else should you lock in for the two-game slate?

Noah Gray Status

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Gray gathered in their only target for 14 yards during Saturday's 31-13 win against the Raiders.

What it means:

Gray tallied just one catch in each of the final three games of the regular season and no more than three in any single game while reaching pay dirt just once through the air and once on the ground. Gray at least finished 2022 with an offensive snap count percentage (52.7) north of 50 for the first time in his young career and may be aligned as the top in-house option to take over at tight end once Travis Kelce retires. Until then, and assuming the team doesn't upgrade the tight end depth by other means, Gray is largely irrelevant from a fantasy perspective aside from some deep dynasty formats.
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Gray reeled in all three targets for 31 yards during Sunday's 30-24 overtime win versus Houston.

What it means:

Gray has accumulated three grabs in each of the last two weeks, a number he has reached four times but hasn't bested so far this year. Gray also has just two touchdowns -- one receiving and one rushing -- on the season, so he's not particularly relevant in most formats. However, he may still be worthy as a bench stash in some dynasty leagues just in case he takes over as the starting tight end in Kansas City once Travis Kelce retires.
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Gray reeled in all three targets for 45 yards during Sunday's 34-28 win against the Broncos.

What it means:

Gray has played a fair amount over the last four weeks, logging snap shares near or above 60 percent. He matched a season-high total for both yards and receptions Sunday, which speaks to where he's currently at as a fantasy tight end. Gray doesn't fit on many rosters at this point but could be worth a stash in some dynasty formats as the potential heir at the tight end position in Kansas City once Travis Kelce hangs up the cleats.
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Gray was on the field for 49 of the Chiefs' 76 snaps on offense and caught two passes for 16 yards on two targets in Sunday's 26-10 win over the Rams.

What it means:

Even though he's the Chiefs' No. 2 tight end behind Travis Kelce, Gray has arguably out-produced multiple low-end starters around the NFL while he continues to share the field frequently with the seven-time Pro Bowler. Gray has played at least 43 percent of the Chiefs' offensive snaps in each of the team's first 11 games and has drawn at least one target on each occasion, producing an 18-174-1 receiving line in the process. Should Kelce miss time at any point over the Chiefs' remaining six regular-season contests, Gray could represent an intriguing option in fantasy lineups.
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Gray recorded two receptions for 20 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 27-17 win over the Jaguars.

What it means:

Quarterback Patrick Mahomes found both of his top two tight ends for scores in the Week 10 victory, as Travis Kelce also cashed in with a seven-yard touchdown grab late in the third quarter. Kelce remains locked in as the Chiefs' top pass catcher and arguably the best fantasy tight end, but Gray often shares the field with him and has held a consistent, albeit low-upside role within the Kansas City offense. In the Chiefs' nine games, Gray's offensive snap share has ranged between 41 and 57 percent, and he's drawn between one and three targets in each of those contests.
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Gray carried once for a one-yard touchdown in Sunday's 41-31 win over the Buccaneers.

What it means:

Though the tight end couldn't corral his lone target on the night, he found paydirt for the first time this season when he motioned in front of quarterback Patrick Mahomes and plunged across the goal line on a direct snap. All three of the Chiefs' tight ends finished the game with six points, as Travis Kelce and Jody Fortson both recorded receiving touchdowns. Moving forward, Gray and Fortson will likely continue to function mostly as blockers whenever they're on the field.