Rashee Rice
Kansas CityNFL - Kansas City
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If Rice returns healthy and is playing most snaps, he could score a lot because the Chiefs throw often and their main receivers get plenty of chances. Add him to your roster if you have room, but donβt start him until you see his practice reports and how many snaps and passes he gets in his first game back.
He's suspended and won't play this week, and he also has a knee injury, so don't start him. Only hold him if you have a deep or long-term team; if your bench is tight, consider dropping him.
He's suspended for the first six games, so don't start him through Week 6. If you have an injured-list spot or extra bench space you can keep him since he'll likely be a big part of the Chiefs when he returns, but otherwise use the spot for someone who can help you now.
Draft him in the middle rounds as a risky bench pick, not early. He could play like a top receiver in Kansas City but likely faces a 4β6 game suspension and is coming off a knee recovery, so only grab him if you can carry him on your bench or have someone to cover the first few weeks.