The Kansas City Chiefs are getting one of their biggest offensive weapons back, but head coach Andy Reid is making sure his wide receivers don’t let the moment go to their heads.
With Rashee Rice returning from suspension, the Chiefs’ receiving room just got a lot more competitive — and Reid isn’t about to let ego or drama mess with team chemistry. The veteran coach reportedly told his players to “check their egos at the door,” reminding them that this offense only works when everyone’s on the same page.
Rice, who broke out last season as Patrick Mahomes’ go-to target down the stretch, brings firepower the Chiefs have missed through the early part of the season. But his return could shake up roles and snap counts for some of the younger receivers — which is exactly why Reid’s message hit the way it did.
The Chiefs’ head coach is known for keeping a tight, drama-free locker room, and this is no different. He wants his offense locked in, focused, and ready to build momentum heading into the second half of the year. And if that means a few egos get bruised? So be it.
Because when Rashee Rice steps back on the field — and Mahomes gets another trusted weapon — Kansas City’s offense might be about to remind the league why they’re still the standard.
“Check Your Egos”: Andy Reid Sends Clear Message to Chiefs WRs as Rashee Rice Returns
