Rashee Rice undergoes surgery; what does it mean for the Chiefs?
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice underwent lateral collateral ligament (LCL) surgery on his right knee Tuesday and did not have to have his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), medial collateral ligament (MCL) or meniscus repaired, according to a league source.
Rashee Rice injury update: Chiefs' WR likely out for season despite positive long term news, per report
Despite optimism that Rashee Rice's knee injury isn't as significant as initially thought, it is unlikely that the Chiefs' wideout will play again this season, according to ESPN. Rice's status for the rest of the season is expected to be known on Tuesday after doctors perform surgery,
It appears the Chiefs won’t have WR Rashee Rice during their quest to win an unprecedented third consecutive Super Bowl.
The Kansas City Chiefs will be playing their first game on Monday night without wide receiver Rashee Rice, who suffered what ...
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Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice, who is presently on injured reserve with a possible but unconfirmed ACL tear, will undergo ...
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