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NFL's Rashee Rice Faces Suspension

NFL disciplinary hearing set for Chiefs' Rashee Rice; WR expected to play in first four games, per report

Rice was sentenced in July to 30 days of jail time and five years of probation after leaving the scene of an accident in Dallas, Texas in 2024.

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Chiefs’ Rashee Rice expected to play first 4 games as NFL schedules hearing: Source

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Chiefs' WR Rashee Rice's Disciplinary Hearing Reportedly set for Sept. 30

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NFL proposed an unprecedented punishment for Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice: Report

News of wide receiver Rashee Rice’s potential suspension being delayed until after the first month of the season set off media and fans.

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Chiefs Receiver Rashee Rice Cleared to Travel to Brazil for Week 1 Game vs. Chargers

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Chiefs rumors: Rashee Rice could reach settlement with NFL over suspension

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Chiefs WR Rashee Rice could still be suspended prior to start of regular season

Per Pelissero, the lack of precedence for suspending a player for more than half of the season in a situation such as this is the reason behind the NFLPA and Rice's representation pushing back.

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Rashee Rice Impresses at Chiefs Practice After Return From Injury

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Chiefs rumors: Mike Florio wondering about Rashee Rice ‘conspiracy’

Rashee Rice Crash Victim's Lawyer Rips NFL For Punishment Delay

A lawyer representing one of the victims injured in the Rashee Rice crash is outraged the wide receiver will reportedly be allowed to play in the Chiefs' first few games of 2025.

Rashee Rice car crash victim’s attorney blasts Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver and the NFL: “He can play, but can’t pay”

Despite pleading guilty to felony charges from a March car crash, Kansas City Chiefs' Rashee Rice is set to play in the upcoming NFL season. An attorn

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When might Rashee Rice serve a suspension? It’s complicated.

The Kansas City Chiefs’ top wide receiver has a Sept. 30 hearing date as he faces possible penalty under the NFL’s personal conduct policy for two felonies.