Fantasy Life Articles on Rashee Rice
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That sample size has everyone expecting a top-seven season if he can play close to a full season. And it makes sense. The Kansas City passing game funnels through Rice, especially the older Travis Kelce gets. However, whether it's been injury-related or off the field, Rice hasn't always been available for the Chiefs, which does present some risk on draft day. And on top of that, while it sure seems like Patrick Mahomes will be ready for Week 1, it remains to be seen if he'll be 100% healthy to open the season.
STACKED’s take
Rice has top-seven fantasy upside if he can play close to a full season. In 2024 Weeks 1-3, Rice posted 33% TPRR (1st), 34% target share (2nd), and 21.6 PPG (2nd); in 2025 Weeks 7-15, he logged 29% TPRR (5th), 29% target share (10th), and 18.0 PPG (8th). Over his last 12 games combined, Rice averages 2.25 targets per game when in motion (3rd) and is targeted on 58% of such routes; he also ranks 11th in wide receiver screens with 25 despite playing far fewer games than other wideouts. However, Rice's availability remains a significant risk factor on draft day; he has logged just 12 games over the last two years combined due to injury and off-field issues. Additionally, while Patrick Mahomes is expected to be ready for Week 1, it remains uncertain whether he will be 100% healthy to open the season, which could impact Rice's target volume and efficiency. The Kansas City passing game funnels through Rice, especially as Travis Kelce ages.
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