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his 7-88-0 receiving line (on nine targets) was marred in real life by a drop-turned-INT, reinforcing the notion that Rice isn't actually a top wide receiver. That might not have mattered before, but the 2026 Chiefs have Kenneth Walker and Travis Kelce going strong, and even the WR depth is improved thanks to Tyquan Thornton emerging as a competent downfield threat. In this new reality, Rice's current average of 5.7 targets per game might not be so far from where his full-season number lands.
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Rice's 5.7 targets per game may be his ceiling; drop-INT in Week 3 reinforces concerns.

Rice's fantasy production has been OK so far, but his 7-88-0 receiving line on nine targets in Week 3 was marred by a drop-turned-INT, reinforcing concerns that he isn't actually a top wide receiver; with Kenneth Walker and Travis Kelce going strong for the 2026 Chiefs and improved WR depth thanks to Tyquan Thornton emerging as a competent downfield threat, Rice's current average of 5.7 targets per game might not be far from where his full-season number lands.

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