Originally Posted by TEX:
Exactly the case. Or focus on the "Next man in" if they're going to make a trade.
I really think it's more of a distraction to us, I think the players are used to this kind of stuff.
IMO, Rice's knee is ****ed up, and no way am I counting on him to return this season.
Agree, he was a liability because of his off-the-field antics, now he's added being a medical issue/liability to the roulette the team has to deal with in terms of his attendance. I'm sure he's feeling like crap for how his life has progressed in the months since the SB, but one of the two he had complete control of, injuries happen. [Reply]
Originally Posted by RunKC:
Rashee can serve a suspension while on IR bc it’s all about pay. If he’s out for the season get the shit over with.
A Browns player did this last year
This would have to be the case. Fans that root against the Chiefs see the situation as a chance to hurt the Chiefs, but the Chiefs didn't do anything wrong in the matter. Rashee Rice was the one that did something wrong, so the suspension is a big fine and that satisifies the need of punishing the player. [Reply]
Originally Posted by RunKC:
Rashee can serve a suspension while on IR bc it’s all about pay. If he’s out for the season get the shit over with.
A Browns player did this last year
How can he serve a suspension that has not been handed down? He can't. The NFL will not get involved with suspension and such until the criminal case is over. We all know this. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Chief Roundup:
How can he serve a suspension that has not been handed down? He can't. The NFL will not get involved with suspension and such until the criminal case is over. We all know this.
After consulting today with doctors, there’s “a lot of optimism” that standout WR Rashee Rice didn’t suffer a knee injury as significant as first believed, per source. Rice will be put under anesthesia Tuesday to determine the extent of his injury, but the belief now is it could… pic.twitter.com/Vz8oZiRVaJ
