Chiefs WR Rashee Rice Scores Twice in Dominant Return Victory

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice made a triumphant return to the NFL field in Week 7 after a 385-day absence caused by a knee injury and a six-game suspension. In the Chiefs' 31-0 rout of the Las Vegas Raiders, Rice led the team with seven receptions, 42 yards, and two touchdowns, sparking an offensive surge that saw scoring on their first five possessions. Rice's passionate celebration and emotional remarks underscored how much he valued the game and his teammates, whom he called "brothers." His return completed the Chiefs' healthy skill-position lineup, boosting quarterback Patrick Mahomes' confidence as he threw for 286 yards and three touchdowns, two to Rice. Chiefs coach Andy Reid and Mahomes both praised Rice's route running, quickness, and the trust placed in him, viewing his comeback as a significant step forward for the team's championship aspirations. The Chiefs' dominant defense also contributed by holding the Raiders to just 96 yards and three first downs, ensuring a comprehensive victory.