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Stats2025 · Regular + playoffsSchedule2026Stats refreshedJul 19, 12:41 AM EDTSchedule refreshedAug 10, 6:04 AM EDT

Player totals include completed regular-season and playoff games. Team ranks use regular-season games; schedules follow the newest loaded season.

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Ko Kieft
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Ko Kieft

Tampa Bay Buccaneers · #41

Compare playerHT6'5"WT265 lbAGE28EXP5SCHOOLMinnesota
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What the role says now

Stable role
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Season volume

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Last-three delta

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Snap-share delta

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Red-zone role

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@ NYJ

Aug 14 · Preseason

Recent opportunity and snap rates are holding near the season baseline.

Position percentile

Season profile

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Game by game

2025 production

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Season avg

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Last five

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Peak

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Recent fantasy pts is near the season baseline. Opponent, result, and snap share are available in each played-game tooltip; empty weeks are explicitly retained.

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Wire

Related reads

  • Jalen McMillan: McMillan (knee) did not participate at the Buccaneers' practice Thursday, Scott Smith of the Buccaneers' official site reports.
  • Emeka Egbuka: Coach Todd Bowles said Egbuka didn't practice Tuesday due to soreness in his lower body, Brianna Dix of the Buccaneers' official site reports.
  • Tez Johnson: Johnson sustained a strained groin during practice Tuesday, Scott Smith of the Buccaneers' official site reports.
  • Jalen McMillan: McMillan (calf) isn't practicing Tuesday, Jenna Laine of ESPN.com reports.
  • Kenny Gainwell: Gainwell has been utilized primarily as a receiver out of the backfield in training camp while Bucky Irving has handled most of the rushing workload, Adam Silvon of Pewterreport.com reports.