Only two of the Chiefs played every one of Kansas City’s 81 offensive snaps — left tackle Jaylon Moore and left guard Kingsley Suamataia — with Mahomes and the rest of the starting line playing 65. Rice was on the field for 33 of those reps.

Sunday wasn’t just about two of his touchdowns. It was about redemption and the beginning of a new chapter in his young career.

Tyreek Hill was loving Rashee Rice's return from suspension for his former team, the Kansas City Chiefs, against the Las Vegas Raiders.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice is bracing for a fine from the NFL after a celebration in his first game back from suspension.

See who’s rising and falling in our updated fantasy football rest-of-season rankings for Week 8, with Rashee Rice surging into the top 10.

Rice was trending toward being a dynamic option for the Chiefs—and fantasy players—in his first two seasons, with 103 catches for 1,226 yards and nine touchdowns in 20 games. He was excellent in four games last year before injury cut his season short, with 24 catches for 288 yards and two scores.

CBS Sports' Tony Romo sends blunt warning to the rest of the league as Kansas City Chiefs WR Rashee Rice makes his NFL return.

Whatever you thought, everyone was in agreement on the one thing that could not happen: Jayden Daniels getting hurt. He has: Twice. His knee issue cost him two games. His new hamstring ailment could sideline him for even longer.

Rashee Rice got on the board first on Sunday as Kansas City Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes flipped him the football and he scored a touchdown

Hours prior to kick-off, Rice made sure to pay tribute to the other players in the Chiefs' wide receiver room with a special custom-made T-shirt. The shirt included graphic illustrations of Rice, Xavier Worthy and Hollywood Brown standing next to each other and had each of their nicknames written at the top: RR-X-Jet.

An AI-generated video of Rashee Rice celebrating his first touchdown upon his return has everyone freaking out on social media.