In his rookie season, Rashee Rice finished the season as the fantasy WR22, though he didn’t begin to play more than half the snaps until Week 7. From that point on, he was the fantasy WR19 with the 16th-highest per game average. Under normal circumstances, he’d be a no-brainer top-20 receiver pick, but Rice has had a tumultuous offseason, as he was charged with two felonies relating to a hit-and-run. He was also under investigation for an assault at a Dallas nightclub. The assault case was dropped, but the (more serious) hit-and-run case is working its way through the judicial system. As is always the case, the uncertainty of a potential suspension is dragging down his ADP, which currently sits at WR37. Potentially signaling that they may be without Rice for a good chunk of the season, the Chiefs made two moves to shore up the receiver room, signing Hollywood Brown and drafting the speedy Xavier Worthy in the first round. The acquisitions may not be related to Rice’s situation, however, as the Chiefs had a need at receiver with or without Rice in the fold. If Rice does play a full season, his targets will be under pressure thanks to the arrival of Brown and Worthy.