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Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice is on pace for an all-time fumbling of the bag

Last updated: May 22, 2026 3:40 am
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wide receiver Rashee Rice is currently sitting in Dallas County Jail after violating his probation by testing positive for THC. A judge ordered Rice to serve this week, sidelining him from the entirety of the Chiefs upcoming offseason program.

Oh, what a collapse his career has become.

Less than two years ago, Rice looked like the NFLs next superstar wide receiver. During his rookie season in 2023, Rice broke playoff records and emerged as go-to target during Kansas Citys latest Super Bowl run. According to local reporters, the Chiefs entered the following season planning to gradually reduce Travis Kelces workload and build the offense around Rice.

Instead, Rice has spent the past three years systematically sabotaging his own future.

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Ever since the Chiefs’ Super Bowl LVIII victory, which they could not have accomplished without him, Rice’s career has unraveled.

That offseason, Rice was arrested on charges of SUVs through Dallas streets. Police say Rice reached speeds as high as 119 mph before crashing into another vehicle. He then fled the scene without checking on the victims, which included a young girl.

Weeks later, a police report alleged Rice punched a photographer in the face at a nightclub. No charges were ultimately filed.

Rice managed to delay his court proceedings past his second season, but he played only three games before . Before the injury, Rice led the NFL in receptions and looked well on his way to establishing himself as one of the leagues elite players.

Eventually, Rice reached a plea agreement in the racing case, accepting a third-degree felony charge of racing causing bodily injury. The NFL responded by last season.

In 2025, Rice flashed glimpses of his old explosiveness after . However, injuries, inconsistency and effort concerns (giving up on routes) limited him to just 571 receiving yards in eight games during a frustrating season for Kansas Citys offense.

Then Rice found himself back on TMZ.

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In January, Rices her multiple times at their homes in Dallas and Kansas City between December 2023 and July 2025. The allegations included bruising, bleeding and swelling.

“Rice has grabbed, choked, strangled, pushed, thrown, scratched, hit, and headbutted Ms. Jones, as well as hit her with inanimate objects,” the stated.

The lawsuit, filed by Dacoda Jones, also alleges that many of the incidents occurred while she was pregnant with his child.

The NFL later announced it allegations and declined to discipline Rice. The Chiefs also appeared comfortable with Rices side of the story, waiting until the fifth round to draft a receiver when they selected developmental prospect Cyrus Allen.

Despite the injuries, legal troubles and turbulence, the Chiefs still spent the offseason preparing for Rice to enter 2026 as the teams No. 1 wide receiver.

Just last week, head coach Andy Reid suggested Rice was positioned for a breakout contract-year campaign.

“You dont have to do too much talk on that, I mean, [Rice] knows,” Reid told Carrington Harrison on 96.5 The Fan. “Nobody knows better than the player in those situations. Its important, though, that he just keeps showing up & doing his thing. Hes been here the whole off-season. Hes a great player. Its just a matter of making sure everything is taken care of and he can keep himself on the field.”

Well, Rices availability is once again in doubt.

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