STACKED’s take
Returning healthy; flex starter with strong WR room depth
Rice was acquired in a trade for Chris Olave in a start-nine format league; the source indicates that while this trade wouldn't typically be desirable, the three-flex requirement makes acquiring additional starters valuable, and Rice represents a net gain in this context. Rice was confirmed on the practice field and will be good to go, indicating he is healthy and ready to contribute. Rice is expected to return this week for a 3-4 team, identifying him as a key wide receiver asset alongside Puka Nacua. The source recommends Rice as the flex play if Aaron Jones plays, ranking him above Jordan Mason. Rice can be traded away in a deal for Achane and Jeanty because the team's wide receiver room is so strong that Rice may not even reach the starting lineup. The source recommends starting Rice over Luther Burden due to the Bears having the worst matchup possible against the Seattle Seahawks.
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