Kansas City Chiefs’ Offense: Week 3 Grades Are In

Isiah Pacheco needed to have a game where he led the Chiefs in rushing yards, and thankfully he did. The former seventh-round pick has been slow out of the gates this season, entering Week 3 with just 47 rushing yards. In 10 carries, Pacheco collected 45 rushing yards and a PFF run grade of 73.3.

5. TE Travis Kelce

Despite getting into a yelling match with head coach Andy Reid, Travis Kelce once again was a Top 5 performer for the Chiefs. Though he only had four receptions for 26 receiving yards, Pro Football Focus gave him an overall grade of 65.1, most likely for his 13-yard gain.

4. WR Hollywood Brown

Hollywood was once again a prime target for Mahomes, bringing in 42 yards in four receptions. Averaging near 18 yards per reception, Brown has continued to show that he can be a huge asset to lean on without Rashee Rice and Xavier Worthy in the rotation. His overall PFF grade was a 65.8.

3. WR Tyquan Thornton

Arguably his best game in his professional career, Thornton was all over the football field for Kansas City against the Giants. In five receptions, Thornton hauled in 71 receiving yards, as he was the primary target for explosive plays due to his speed. Earning a 72.5 PFF grade, his run blocking grade was one of the more underrated aspects of his game.

2. TE Noah Gray

Gray hasn't been utilized much through the first few weeks of the campaign, but when he does hit the field, his presence helps the Chiefs win. Through 49 total snaps, Gray hauled in 17 receiving yards in three receptions, earning a PFF grade of 74.0, 75.0 in passing.

1. G Trey Smith

Trey Smith was a unit not to be messed with against the Giants, earning the highest PFF grade out of anyone on the offensive side of the ball. Playing in 72 offensive snaps, Smith earned an overall grade of 82.0. Both his pass blocking and run blocking were exceptional.