Creed Humphrey’s elite PFF grade (90.7) and consistent production from Kelce, Mahomes and Kareem Hunt suggest bettors should target Chiefs player props — Mahomes passing yards and Kelce receiving/TD overs — and consider team total overs. Rashee Rice’s high per-snap impact is enticing but risky for props until he logs a full season of snaps.
Chiefs' Top Offensive Contributors Through Week 13
The Kansas City Chiefs have been resilient this season despite lineup issues, standing 6-6 thanks largely to a core group of offensive performers. Pro Football Focus evaluated players with at least 300 snaps to determine the top five offensive contributors through Week 13, and the results underline where the offense has found consistency.
Creed Humphrey — The Anchor of the Line
Creed Humphrey leads the Chiefs' offense in overall impact. Playing 816 offensive snaps, Humphrey ranks as the top center in the NFL with a PFF overall grade of 90.7. His run- and pass-blocking reliability has been a stabilizing force for Kansas City’s offense.
Rashee Rice — High-Impact Receiver in Limited Time
Rashee Rice has been the most explosive receiving threat when on the field. In six games, Rice logged 42 receptions for 486 yards and met the 300-snap minimum with 313 offensive snaps, earning an 80.4 PFF grade. He ranks 14th among 126 qualifying wide receivers, though his limited sample size suggests volatility if projected over a full season.
Travis Kelce — Dependable Target and Scoring Threat
Veteran tight end Travis Kelce remains a focal point of the passing attack. Through 12 games Kelce leads the Chiefs in receiving yards with 719 and set a season touchdown benchmark for the franchise. PFF credits him with a 76.7 overall grade, placing him among the top tight ends leaguewide.
Patrick Mahomes — Franchise Quarterback Carrying the Offense
Patrick Mahomes continues to shoulder the Chiefs’ offense. In 12 games he has thrown for 3,238 yards, 22 touchdowns and seven interceptions, compiling a 96.5 passer rating. PFF gives him a 76.4 overall grade, ranking him 12th among 40 qualified quarterbacks in this evaluation.
Kareem Hunt — Reliable Workhorse in the Backfield
Kareem Hunt has been Kansas City’s most consistent rusher. Through 12 games he leads the team with 515 rushing yards and seven touchdowns. His PFF overall grade sits at 74.4, placing him 17th among 59 qualifying running backs. Hunt’s production has been steady though lacking explosive long runs, with only one carry over 20 yards.
Betting Implications and Takeaways
Chiefs bettors should weigh several factors: Humphrey’s elite play strengthens both the run game and pass protection, supporting team-total overs and Mahomes passing-yard opportunities. Travis Kelce’s continued volume and scoring make his receiving and touchdown props attractive. Rashee Rice’s efficiency is promising but risky for props without a larger sample; treat Rice bets cautiously unless he remains a consistent target. Kareem Hunt’s reliability favors rushing props and short-yardage markets.
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