US EditionChiefs' Rashee Rice Says He Has 'Completely Changed' After Causing Dangerous Crash on Dallas Highway
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, AUG 1 – Rashee Rice returns from a torn LCL injury while facing a possible NFL suspension related to a serious 2024 car crash, with Chiefs rotating wide receivers during training camp.
- On Saturday at training camp, Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid rotated Juju Smith-Schuster and Tyquan Thornton with the first-team offense as Rashee Rice faces a potential NFL suspension.
- Rashee Rice tore his lateral collateral ligament in Week 4 after accidentally colliding with quarterback Patrick Mahomes, requiring surgery and returning to full practice in training camp.
- Facing legal fallout, Rashee Rice pleaded guilty in July to two third-degree felonies and paid about $115,000 in medical expenses.
- On Saturday, Rashee Rice said, 'I’m excited to be back out here with the guys,' after rehab and full recovery from his knee injury.
- Looking ahead, with Marquise Brown, Xavier Worthy, and Jalen Royals healthy, the Chiefs' receiver depth remains strong if Rice faces a potential NFL suspension.
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Rashee Rice Says He Has 'Completely Changed' Since Car Crash
The Kansas City Chiefs overcame a lot of off-field distractions and attention last season to make it to Super Bowl LIX, which they ultimately lost to the Philadelphia Eagles, and one of the biggest off-field distractions came from a scary driving incident involving standout wide receiver Rashee Rice.However, since the incident and the ensuing fallout, Rice — whose 2024 wrapped up early due to season-ending surgery for an injury he suffered in We…
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Chiefs' Rashee Rice says he has 'completely changed' after causing dangerous crash on Dallas highway
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice says he has “completely changed” after a crash last year on a Dallas highway.
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