From the episode
I actually worry that if they can if they can credibly run the ball, are they still going to do all the scammy targets to Rasheed Rice?...I am shit out of Rasheed Rice this year, though.
STACKED’s take
Rice's scammy-target role at risk if Chiefs improve run game and clarify WR hierarchy.
Rasheed Rice's fantasy value is at risk despite his historically low average depth of target (4.69 ADOT over the last three seasons, ranking in the bottom tier among 117+ receivers with 200+ routes). Matt Harmon expresses concern that if Kansas City can credibly run the ball this year—they were the worst run game over the last two years by explosive plays—the Chiefs may reduce their reliance on "scammy targets" to Rice. The core problem is that Rice and Xavier Worthy occupy the same offensive space without a clear number-one receiver like George Pickens to anchor the room, and with Travis Kelce also in the mix, there's insufficient role clarity to support all three players. Harmon states: "I am shit out of Rasheed Rice this year."
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