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Rashee Rice’s Hamstring and Knee Issues Have Chiefs Fans on Edge for Week 6

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Rashee Rice didn’t hit the practice field for a second straight day on Thursday, October 15, and that’s a massive red flag for the Chiefs’ receiving corps heading into Week 6. The wideout is dealing with both hamstring and knee issues, putting his availability seriously in doubt.

Chiefs’ Receiving Game Scramble

This is a huge blow for Kansas City, with Rice looking questionable at best for Sunday. After missing two straight practices, it’s tough to count on him suiting up. Fantasy players are already seeing the writing on the wall, needing to adjust their lineups.

Worthy Stepping Up?

With Rice likely out, all eyes turn to Xavier Worthy. He’s expected to be the main target in the passing game, and he could be a solid No. 4 receiver or flex option for those needing to fill a void. It’s a prime chance for Worthy to show what he’s got. The Chiefs will need someone to step up big time if Rice can’t go in Week 6.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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