NFL Position Roles - Kansas City Chiefs

11/29/25: (Last 4 weeks) Kareem Hunt has stepped in as Kansas City’s primary back, handling a 73% snap share with 18 rushes and 2 targets per game and a robust 75% of the team’s red-zone rushes. Isiah Pacheco returned after missing 3 weeks with a knee injury, handling 3 rushes and 2 targets on 27% of the snaps. Brashard Smith works behind him with 15% of snaps, averaging 1 rush and 3 targets per game and 5% of Kansas City’s red-zone carries.

11/29/25: (Last 4 weeks) Rashee Rice is the engine of the Chiefs’ passing game, playing 74% of snaps with 9 targets per game and 50% of the club’s red-zone targets. Xavier Worthy pushes for a major role as well, logging an 80% snap rate with 7 targets per game and a 7% RZ target share. Hollywood Brown rounds out the top trio at 40% of snaps with 3 targets per game and no red-zone usage to date.

11/29/25: (Last 4 weeks) Travis Kelce continues to dominate tight end work, seeing 86% of snaps with 8 targets per game and 14% of Kansas City’s red-zone targets. Noah Gray contributes as the secondary tight end with a 40% snap rate and 3 targets per game (0% RZ target share); Gray missed the Week 13 game with a concussion.