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where Rice is going right now as a low-end wide receiver, one, there's just so many other good receivers in that range that don't present both an injury and an off-field risk... there's just no way the run game won't be better with Kenneth Walker here.
STACKED’s take
Rice risky at low-end WR1; injury, off-field concerns, run game improving.
Matt Harmon avoids Rashee Rice at his current cost as a low-end WR1, citing multiple concerns: injury risk, off-field risk, and role uncertainty. He notes that many other receivers in that range lack both injury and off-field concerns. Additionally, Harmon expects the Chiefs' run game to improve significantly with Kenneth Walker's arrival (Kansas City ranked dead last in explosive run rate at 2.9% over the last two years), which could reduce Rice's "scammy" passing game targets that served as run game extensions. This shift may diminish Rice's easy-button target opportunities. Harmon also expresses concern about Rice's chaotic offseason and uncertainty about whether improvement will materialize this year, taking a wait-and-see approach.
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