Chiefs *****The Rashee Rice Thread***** - Page 136

Chiefs wide receiver snap counts (Week 15 vs. Patriots)

Rice - 60
Watson - 44
Toney - 26
Valdes-Scantling - 22
Moore - 16
James - 2
— Pete Sweeney (@pgsween) December 18, 2023

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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:

Chiefs WR Rashee Rice has an 81% catch rate, that's the highest for a rookie receiver with at least 70 targets. The data goes back to 1992.

Next on the list: Michael Thomas (76%, 2016), Jamison Crowder (75.6%, 2021) & Amon-Ra St. Brown (75.6, 2021).

(h/t @pfref)
— Matt Derrick (@mattderrick) December 18, 2023

Yep, he's special. Better than Brandon Aiyuk too. I don't like the comparison. Rice has Jerry magic.
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Originally Posted by MAHOMO 4 LIFE!:

Chiefs wide receiver snap counts (Week 15 vs. Patriots)

Rice - 60
Watson - 44
Toney - 26
Valdes-Scantling - 22
Moore - 16
James - 2
— Pete Sweeney (@pgsween) December 18, 2023

How did Toney and Moore manage to fuck up those minimal snap counts?

Moore was bailed out by a questionable flag, but still.
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Originally Posted by smithandrew051:
How did Toney and Moore manage to **** up those minimal snap counts?

Moore was bailed out by a questionable flag, but still.

Those two have hit the panic button mentally and have only gotten worse because of it.
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Rashee Rice's growth in the nuanced view of "finding space" is a large part of his continued involvement in the Chiefs' offense (92% snaps vs NE). He runs his route but settles into open space at the end. Even though he doesn't get the target, these habits are essential. pic.twitter.com/FVixibTj1w
— Daniel Harms�� (@InHarmsWay19) December 18, 2023

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Damn, he is wide open for a huge chunk there. If Mahomes wasn't so fixated at looking for Kelce with his first read, this kid could've put up even bigger numbers.
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Honestly, he should be getting 10+ targets every single week.
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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:

Chiefs WR Rashee Rice has an 81% catch rate, that's the highest for a rookie receiver with at least 70 targets. The data goes back to 1992.

Next on the list: Michael Thomas (76%, 2016), Jamison Crowder (75.6%, 2021) & Amon-Ra St. Brown (75.6, 2021).

(h/t @pfref)
— Matt Derrick (@mattderrick) December 18, 2023

dang yo
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Originally Posted by Chieftain:
Damn, he is wide open for a huge chunk there. If Mahomes wasn't so fixated at looking for Kelce with his first read, this kid could've put up even bigger numbers.

The WR's get all the blame. That's all I'm going to say. :-)
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Dan Harms and Ryan get the **** on my nerves. They live in an echo chamber with each other and come up with some dumb ass ideas some times.

Edit: I'm ok now, just needed some caffeine.
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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:

Rashee Rice's growth in the nuanced view of "finding space" is a large part of his continued involvement in the Chiefs' offense (92% snaps vs NE). He runs his route but settles into open space at the end. Even though he doesn't get the target, these habits are essential. pic.twitter.com/FVixibTj1w
— Daniel Harms�� (@InHarmsWay19) December 18, 2023

CEH....fuck man just a few seconds there and that's a big gain.

This is why the offense is just a tick off. It's not the same thing every play....damn.
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Pair Rice up with Ridley next year and we'll have the best offense in the league.
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Rice need one more TD to tie Marc Boerigter when he was a rookie.
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Originally Posted by Chieftain:
Damn, he is wide open for a huge chunk there. If Mahomes wasn't so fixated at looking for Kelce with his first read, this kid could've put up even bigger numbers.

That's probably his first read on first down and he was open.
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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:

Rashee Rice's growth in the nuanced view of "finding space" is a large part of his continued involvement in the Chiefs' offense (92% snaps vs NE). He runs his route but settles into open space at the end. Even though he doesn't get the target, these habits are essential. pic.twitter.com/FVixibTj1w
— Daniel Harms�� (@InHarmsWay19) December 18, 2023

This was one of Clyde's biggest problems. He just cannot block back there. When he's in the backfield the defense in thinking "okay it's either a run or a quick pass bc it's open season if Mahomes holds the ball."
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