Gray is set to resume his role as the No. 2 tight end in Kansas City after Travis Kelce announced that he'll play at least one more season. Gray actually had more touchdown receptions than Kelce (five to three) during the 2024 regular season, in addition to setting career highs across the board with 40 catches for 437 yards on 49 targets. While Kelce's ability has diminished in his mid-30s, Gray is unlikely to surpass the future Hall of Famer on the depth chart. Coach Andy Reid figures to keep Gray involved near the goal line, but it'll be tough to draw more than 3-4 targets per game as the No. 2 TE in an offense that has not only Kelce but also a promising wideout trio in Rashee Rice, Xavier Worthy and Marquise Brown. The best hope for Gray to establish fantasy value would be an injury to Kelce, who has played 15 or more games every pro season besides his rookie year.
