Coach Gives Chiefs’ “Mr. Consistent” Praise

People usually think of Chris Jones, Travis Kelce, or Patrick Mahomes when considering the most essential players on the Kansas City Chiefs offence, but there is one player who is always producing plays that have gone undetected. The tight end The 31-20 loss to the Buffalo Bills demonstrated how Noah Grey, despite not being a big stats player, has a way of showing up when Mahomes or the offence needs him. Grey had two important scores despite only having four catches for 23 yards. Grey played a key role in the offence, and coach Matt Nagy made it clear that his contributions on and off the field are valued. Since coming here, he’s been someone I’ve truly takenAs far as the specifics, his practice routines, his in-game adjustments, and his making plays when given the opportunity, I’ve really absorbed what he’s done since I arrived,” Nagy remarked. “As you can see, he made some excellent plays in Buffalo last week. Mr. Consistent is who he is. He’s definitely one of the more underestimated and underrated folks from outside this building, and I believe it’s really valuable.”