For me, Rashee Rice is a sure-fire and must-have receiver in fantasy football for 2024.
Here’s another breakdown from TWSN on why Rashee absolutely must be drafted.
In his final 6 games last season, he averaged 18.6 points per game in PPR, and that was as a rookie. That would have been good for WR6 overall, but now he’s being drafted WR32?
That basically means he’d be your WR3 and FLEX option that I can’t co-sign. The Chiefs signed receivers Xavier Worthy and Marquise Brown (currently injured), and while that takes away from his points, it’s not enough to make him a No. 3 wide receiver.
There are also questions about a possible suspension as he faces felony charges stemming from a street racing incident, but with his court date in December, it’s unlikely he’ll be suspended early.
The receivers he drafted in the WR-30 range are Christian Kirk, Keenan Allen, Calvin Ridley, Jayden Reed, and Tank Dell. None of these guys are WR1 on his team, all of these guys have more competition for targets, and quite honestly, Rice has a lot more potential than any of these guys.
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