Chiefs' Rashee Rice (hamstring) logs full practice on Tuesday
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice (hamstring) was a full participant at practice on Tuesday ahead of Saturday's Wild Card game against the Miami Dolphins.
What It Means:
Rice sat out Week 18's game, along with several other starters for the Chiefs. A full practice to start the week indicates that he should be good to go for Saturday's crucial clash with the Dolphins. Look for Rice to play a central role in the Chiefs' passing game against Miami. Our models expect him to see 8.4 targets on Saturday.
Rice's Saturday projection includes 5.6 receptions, 65.9 yards, 0.42 touchdowns, and 11.8 FanDuel points. His salary is $7,400.
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