Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice caught two passes for 13 yards and a touchdown in the 27-29 loss to the Chicago Bears. Rice was not highly targeted in this contest, but that's not surprising since the starters only played the first three drives of the game.

While there have been reports that the league was seeking a suspension of at least 10 games for Rice’s role in the incident — for which he recently pleaded guilty to two charges in exchange for a five-year probation and a 30-day jail sentence — Schefter said that the league’s position wasn’t quite that tough.

According to an ESPN NFL insider, the league is pushing to suspend Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice for a lengthy period of time.

During Tuesday's press conference, Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy discussed preparing for Rashee Rice's legal issues | @EdEastonJr

Chiefs WR Rashee Rice could settle with the NFL over a 2025 suspension, leaving his availability for early-season games uncertain.

On Friday, NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero revealed new details behind the scenes of the process of a Rashee Rice suspension.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice's disciplinary hearing for his involvement in a multi-car crash is expected to take place on Sept. 30, according to ESPN. The date is notable, as it will allow Rice to participate in Kansas City's first four games of the regular season before any discipline,

NFL analyst Mike Florio feels the delay in Rashee Rice's DUI case is conveniently in favor of the Chiefs' early 2025 schedule

The Kansas City Chiefs reportedly will have wide receiver Rashee Rice available for their season opener against the Los Angeles Chargers in Brazil next month.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice will suit up for Week 1 after all. According to reports, the NFL has set a Sept. 30 date for Rice's disciplinary hearing for his involvement in a high-speed, multi-car crash in March 2024. That means Rice will ...

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice will have a disciplinary hearing with the NFL on Sept. 30 in New York.

Adam Schefter revealed that the NFL first wanted to sit Rashee Rice out for eight games, but it mght be closer to six games.