Chiefs rookie drops the hardest quote of the offseason after practice mishap
Kansas City Chiefs rookie wide receiver Rashee Rice caught some flak on social media early on Wednesday. Rice reportedly had a tough practice during training camp and got sick during practice. After the incident and practice concluded, Rice was in high spirits, though. Rice: "I don't mind puking. It just means I'm working hard." It's […]
Kansas City Chiefs rookie wide receiver Rashee Rice caught some flak on social media early on Wednesday. Rice reportedly had a tough practice during training camp and got sick during practice. After the incident and practice concluded, Rice was in high spirits, though.
Rice: "I don't mind puking. It just means I'm working hard."
It's nice to see the young player shrug off an event that others may get frustrated about early in their NFL career. Instead, he is using it to only further his development. It certainly sounds like he is doing everything he can to be involved and make plays for the Chiefs. That's all they can ask for him.
It will be intriguing to see his role in the offense this season for KC. There's opportunity to be had, and they selected him in round two of the 2023 NFL Draft. The Chiefs expect him to produce to a degree.
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