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Rashee Rice, Kansas City Chiefs

Rashee Rice Injury Update

WR · Kansas City Chiefs · Status, injury history and fantasy outlook

Updated · synced from the live injury report

Current status

HEALTHY

No current injury designation

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Is Rashee Rice playing this week?

No injury designation

This status updates automatically when his official injury designation changes. No designation means he is expected to play. Inactives are announced 90 minutes before kickoff, so check the live injury report before your lineup locks.

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Rice’s current injury designation is shown in the live status box above, which updates automatically from the official NFL injury report. He was ruled out and inactive for Kansas City’s home game against the Chargers on Oct. 19 with the hamstring injury he suffered at Las Vegas on Oct. 4. The Athletic’s Mike Silver reported he could miss “several weeks.”

Before the injury, Rice had 6 catches for 102 yards and a touchdown in Weeks 1 and 2: 2-19-1 against Denver and 4-83 against Indianapolis, per CBS Sports. He played 63 snaps (79%) in Week 2, per A to Z Sports.

As of Friday, Oct. 23, our tracked feed had him ruled Out for Week 7 at Seattle after he did not practice at all this week, per DraftKings Network.

As of Wednesday, Oct. 28, Rice returned to practice for the first time since his Week 4 exit, mixing into drills on the hamstring and knee, per coach Andy Reid. Reid offered no assurances he’ll play Sunday at Denver, per RotoWire.

Rice cleared the injury report entirely by our tracked feed’s Oct. 30 update, then the same hamstring issue put him back on the report with a Questionable tag the week of Nov. 2; he returned to practicing in full by Thursday, Nov. 5, and was off the injury report again by our tracked feed’s update that evening, per Arrowhead Pride.

Fantasy Action: Rice is off the injury report as of our tracked feed’s latest update, so treat him as a full-strength WR2 behind Travis Kelce and Xavier Worthy in the Chiefs’ passing game; check the live status box above before locking your Week 9 lineup in case anything changes before kickoff.

Injury timeline — 2026

AugParticipated in 11-on-11 drills in training camp after an offseason knee procedure, per CBS Sports.
Sept 23Full participant Wednesday with a knee listing, per Chiefs.com.
Sept 24Full participant again Thursday, per Chiefs.com.
Oct 4Exited at Las Vegas with a hamstring injury, downgraded to doubtful; did not return.
Oct 5The Athletic’s Mike Silver reports he could be out “several weeks”; Chiefs have a Week 5 bye.
Oct 6Our tracker upgrades him to Questionable; no practical game impact with Kansas City on its bye.
Oct 16Ruled out for Sunday’s Week 6 game against the Chargers on Friday’s injury report after missing Wednesday and Thursday practice.
Oct 22Upgraded to Questionable ahead of Kansas City’s Week 7 game at Seattle, per our tracked injury feed.
Oct 21Did not practice Wednesday despite the overnight upgrade to Questionable, per DraftKings Network.
Oct 23Ruled Out for Week 7 at Seattle after missing practice all week, per our tracked injury feed.
Oct 28Returned to practice for the first time since Week 4, mixing into drills on the hamstring and knee, per coach Andy Reid.
Nov 4Cleared the report, then sat out Wednesday’s practice with the same hamstring ahead of Week 9 vs. the Jets.

Earlier seasons

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2025: 8 games, 53 catches for 571 yards and 5 touchdowns; he missed six games to a league suspension and one with a concussion, per CBS Sports.

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Frequently asked about Rashee Rice

Is Rashee Rice injured?

His current official designation is shown in the live status box at the top of this page, which updates automatically from the NFL injury report. He has been managing an on-and-off hamstring injury since Week 4 and was inactive for Kansas City’s Oct. 19 game against the Chargers because of it.

Why is Rashee Rice on the Chiefs injury report?

He has been managing a hamstring and knee injury suffered in Week 4 at Las Vegas; he returned to practice Wednesday, Oct. 28, for the first time since, per coach Andy Reid. An earlier knee listing in Week 3 was a maintenance item; he practiced fully that week, per Chiefs.com.

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