Chiefs’ Rashee Rice Injury Update Derails Andy Reid’s Plans but Offers ‘Glimmer of Hope’ for Struggling Patrick Mahomes

Rashee Rice's situation gets more complicated as time passes. After the Chargers game, Andy Reid was feeling "not good" about the receiver's condition. It was later revealed that Rice had to go through an MRI to get further clarification on his condition, but not enough information came after his doctor's visit. Later, HC Andy Reid mentioned earlier that Rice would have to go through "further tests" to determine the nature of his injury. So, here we are.

However, Ian Rapoport came out at the right time and provided the latest updates on Rice's injury. Per the ESPN analyst, there is a "glimmer of hope" that the Kansas City Chiefs receiver might hit the turf soon. But before that, Rice has some major roadblocks to tackle because he might have to go through a surgery.

Rapoport's post on X read, "#Chiefs star WR Rashee Rice will visit respected surgeon Dr. Dan Cooper to have a procedure early this week to determine the severity of his knee injury and what's next. There is a (small) glimmer of hope." But with this glimmer of hope, the Kansas City Chiefs face a major conundrum.

Stay tuned for more updates.