Chiefs’ Rashee Rice Out with Injury in October Game

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice will not play in October’s game against the Los Angeles Chargers due to a hamstring injury. Rice was injured during a Week 4 match against the Las Vegas Raiders. While attempting to advance after a catch, he pulled up with a hamstring issue and had to leave the field. Coach Andy Reid mentioned that Rice could potentially return for the upcoming game against Seattle Seahawks.

The Chiefs are also missing another key receiver, Tyquan Thornton, who was placed on injured reserve with a dislocated ankle earlier that week. In light of these absences, players like rookie Cyrus Allen and second-year Jalen Royals are expected to take on larger roles. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes expressed confidence in the young receivers stepping up in place of the injured starters.

Another update from the team indicates progress for left tackle Josh Simmons, who has been out with a bulging disc but participated in practice this week. Although not yet ready for game action, he is gradually working towards a return to protect Mahomes’ blind side. Coach Reid discussed Simmons’ ongoing recovery and cautious reintroduction to practice routines.

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