Rashee Rice’s status for the Kansas City Chiefs’ 2024 season is uncertain after a tumultuous offseason that involved a car accident in Dallas, Texas which found him on the wrong side of the law.
As a second-year player, Rice is still establishing himself in Kansas City’s offense and now may face an early-season suspension that could affect his ability to contribute upon his return to the field.
While Rice proved to be a valuable asset for Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid last season, he may find himself on the outside looking in for playing time if Marquise “Hollywood” Brown, Xavier Worthy, and Kadarius Toney cement themselves as an effective starting tandem for the Chiefs.
Despite being set to enter the 2024 season at a disadvantage, Rice’s talent is undeniable, and with the right approach, he could return to form for Kansas City to again become one of Mahomes’ favorite targets in the passing game.
Check out some key information about Rice ahead of the Chiefs’ new campaign:
From the SMU Mustangs official website:
“Senior (2022): Started all 12 games played… Led the FBS in receiving yards per game (112.9)… His 1,355 receiving yards (3rd) and 8.0 receptions per game (5th) were top five in the nation… Was 13th nationally with 10 receiving TDs… Posted six 100-yard games… Had three multi-TD games… Registered a career-high 193 receiving yards at Maryland and 13 receptions at Memphis… RECORDS: SMU single-season receiving yards… AWARDS: AP All-America Second Team… Reese’s Senior Bowl Invite… Biletnikoff Award Semifinalist… Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award Semifinalist… Pro Football Focus Second-Team All-American, All-AAC First Team… All-AAC First Team… Reese’s Senior Bowl All-American Offensive Team… ESPN Top 100: No. 70… PFF The Athletic Midseason All-American: Second Team… DCTF All-Texas First Team… Pro Football Focus Midseason All-American: Second Team… Cajun Bowl Invite… Phil Steele All-America, All-AAC First Teams… East-West Shrine Bowl Breakout Offensive Player (Oct. 31)… AAC Weekly Honor Roll (Nov. 28, Oct. 31, Sept. 12)… Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award Honorable Mention (Nov. 1, Sept. 13, Sept. 6)… Senior Bowl Watch List… Preseason: Phil Steele Second-Team All-AAC… Athlon Sports First-Team All-AAC… DCTF All-Texas Second Team, Lone Star 50: No. 36… CFN All-AAC, Top 30 Players: No. 8… PFF Second-Team All-AAC… East-West…
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