Rashee Rice

Concerns about Rice's serious knee injury seem to be overblown; head coach Andy Reid said he expects him ready for training camp. A looming off-field issue may lead to a suspension one day, but as of this writing it's not in the cards for 2025. Both of those things give Rice high No. 2 WR appeal in full-PPR leagues assuming his target volume doesn't take a major dip. Rice followed up his breakout rookie year with an outstanding four-game average of 7.3 targets and 16.2 PPR points per game until he tore his right LCL, ending his season. So now the big issue facing Rice is the Chiefs receiving corps being deeper than ever, particularly after how Xavier Worthy finished 2024. Brave Fantasy managers will see the value in taking Rice in Round 3 or 4 because his upside as a high-volume pass catcher and touchdown scorer (one every 11.4 catches) is desirable. If you end up with Rice on your team it might be a good move to pair him with another Chiefs receiver (Marquise Brown? Jalen Royals?) to guarantee a contributor in what should remain a quality offense.