The Kansas City Chiefs' tight end Noah Gray will be facing the Green Bay Packers and their ninth-ranked passing defense in Week 13. With this impending matchup, fantasy football owners are wondering if Gray should be a starting option for their lineups. Let's take a closer look at the numbers and trends to determine his potential fantasy impact.

Gray has had a relatively modest season so far, catching 21 passes for a total of 244 yards and one touchdown. However, he will be going up against a Green Bay defense that has allowed two players to eclipse 100 receiving yards in a game this season.

It's worth noting that the Packers have not allowed any opposing receiver to record two or more touchdown receptions against them this year. Nevertheless, Gray could still see opportunities in the passing game due to his role within the Chiefs' offense.

In terms of fantasy points, Gray is projected to have a decent outing against the Packers. He has shown potential in previous games, exceeding his receiving yards prop bet in 63.6% of his appearances. Additionally, he has been targeted on 6.7% of the Chiefs' passing attempts this season.

Ultimately, whether or not to start Gray this week depends on your other available options and the specific needs of your fantasy team. Consider utilizing a tool like 4for4's "Who Should I Start" to compare Gray against other players in your lineup.