TravisKelce

Oct 5

Travis Kelce played only four of seven snaps in 11 personnel on third downs, resulting in a 57.

1% snap rate in those situations. It’s a small sample, and one additional snap would have made the number much less noteworthy, but it’s still something worth monitoring. His targets per route have declined over the past two weeks compared with the first two, although his overall route participation rate increased this week.

Tyler Brown·Sep 30

Rice’s time spent blocking his tail off has finally paid off for him. For the first time this season, someone outside of Travis Kelce carried the passing game, and it was the player who has the most potential for impact in the wide receiver room. Rice led the team with nine targets and finished with seven catches for 88 yards, 55 of which came after the catch. That is what he does when he is at his best, although you would like to see him find a way to make a tough catch on Mahomes’ interception.