Kansas City Chiefs WR Rashee Rice faces eight charges in connection with the six-car crash.
The Dallas Police Department issued an arrest warrant for Rice on Wednesday in connection with a six-car freeway crash last Saturday. The Dallas Police Department issued a news release on Wednesday and there were six counts of collision involving bodily injury, one count of collision involving serious bodily injury and one count of aggravated assault.
This unfortunate situation continues to get worse for the young wide receiver coming off a great rookie season in which he finished with 79 receptions for 938 yards and 7 touchdowns. Even though it is serious, jail time is unlikely for Rice, however, a small suspension could be the most plausible outcome. We will continue to update and monitor this situation as more information comes to the surface.
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Vehicle connected to Chiefs WR Rashee Rice was involved in a high speed multi vehicle crash on Saturday.
Vehicle connected to Chiefs WR Rashee Rice was involved in a high speed multi vehicle crash on Saturday. On Monday, Rice’s attorney stated that he is cooperating with Dallas authorities in regards to the incident that occurred on Saturday evening.
An unfortunate situation for the young wide receiver coming off a great rookie season in which he finished as the WR27. There is still too much uncertainty on the extent of Rice’s involvement, or even if Rice was involved at all to jump to any foregone conclusions. We will continue to update and monitor this situation as more information comes to the surface.
Rice is competing not just for a championship but for something more significant to his personal career.
It’s hard to say if the Chiefs would be in the Super Bowl if it wasn’t for Rice taking a huge step forward in the middle of the season and becoming a trusted weapon for Patrick Mahomes.
It is widely known that the Kansas City Chiefs have one of the weakest wide receiver cores in the league. However, in his rookie season, Rice has already exceeded draft expectations.
At this early stage of Rice’s career, if he were to win a Super Bowl in his first year, it would provide a stronger argument why the Chiefs should not consider acquiring another wide receiver for the WR1 position in 2024, either through free agency or the NFL draft, to compete with Rice.
Rashee Rice and Kadarius Toney have been ruled out for the Chiefs when they face the Chargers in Week 18.
Rashee Rice will not play on Sunday due to a hamstring injury when the Chiefs face the Chargers in the final week of the regular season. Rice, who is having a great rookie campaign will come up 62 yards shy of the 1000 yard mark. Rice finished 2023 as the WR21, he was especially impressive in the last 8 games, in those games, he had 47 receptions for 560 yards and 3 touchdowns, and commanded a 23% target share during that time period.
The Chiefs have also ruled out L’Jarius Sneed and Kadarius Toney for Sunday’s contest as well. These aren’t surprising moves for the Chiefs as they are already locked into the #3 seed and are playing it safe and allowing their key pieces to have important rest.
Travis Kelce is expected to return from his knee injury as the Kansas City Chiefs travel to Jacksonville to face the Jaguars.
After missing the Kansas City Chiefs 2023 opening loss to the Detroit Lions, TE Travis Kelce has done “a good job”, and “as long as nothing happens” he will suit-up and play in Week 2 as the Chiefs travel to Jacksonville, according to Andy Reid, via Nate Taylor on Twitter.
A knee injury suffered in practice leading up to the Chiefs’ first game was responsible for Kelce being sidelined as the Lions upset the Chiefs by a single point. Kelce should be ready for week 2, barring a setback, but seemed ready and in good spirits during the team’s second week practices, even popping up in a social media video that saw him feigning a limp before laughing and running across the practice field.
Kelce, the Chiefs’ primary receiving option and a consistent top-performer in fantasy should be inserted back into all lineups. Projections for wide receivers Rashee Rice and Kadarius Toney, and tight end Noah Gray, all of whom received a team-leading 5 targets against Detroit, as well as WR Skyy Moore and TE Blake Bell, should return to their previous levels.
