Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice after Andy Reid practice: ‘I don’t mind puking’

Rookie extensive receiver Rashee Rice supplied some perception into what it’s wish to observe beneath Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid.

The 2023 second-round NFL Draft pick of SMU talked to reporters Wednesday after a observe with rookies and a choose group of veterans.

“He’s anticipating us to have the ability to run for so long as we will,” Rice mentioned Wednesday of Reid. “And I informed them, to be sincere with y’all, I don’t thoughts puking. That simply means I’m working as onerous as a can in order that I will not puke no extra and be prepared for the video games.”

MIAMI’S TUA TAGOVAILOA CALLS DOLPHINS ‘LEGIT CONTENDERS’ IN COMPETITIVE AFC

Rice had his greatest yr at SMU as a senior, catching 96 balls for 1,355 yards and 10 touchdowns in 2022.

Quarterbacks and rookies reported to Chiefs training camp at Missouri Western State College on Tuesday, taking the sector for an abbreviated observe on Wednesday.

Kansas Metropolis Chiefs extensive receiver Rashee Rice, #4, throughout OTA’s on Could 24, 2023 on the Chief’s Coaching Facility in Kansas Metropolis, Missouri. (Scott Winters/Icon Sportswire through Getty Photographs)

“As anticipated, they all the time inform us to come back, be in form,” Rice informed reporters. “Our extensive receivers, this is sort of a monitor group so far as our extensive receivers group. So, we come understanding that we obtained to be anticipated to run as lengthy till the sport is over, till the observe is over.”

CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM

Kansas Metropolis veterans report back to training camp on Friday, and the Chiefs will maintain their first full-team observe on Sunday.

“We’re trying ahead to getting this factor began,” Reid mentioned, in accordance with the group web site. “[We have] an excellent group of men coming in [for this rookie camp]. We’ll be about one deep, so [we’ll] need to work the rotation as we go together with the camp, but it surely’ll be good to get these younger guys some reps, [and I’m] trying ahead to that.”

Kansas Metropolis Chiefs head coach Andy Reid speaks to the press throughout Chiefs Mini Camp on June 15, 2023 at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas Metropolis, Missouri. (Kyle Rivas/Getty Photographs)

CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP

“I feel it is nice for the younger guys. I feel it is good for the older guys simply to get tuned up, [and] they know what it takes to get themselves prepared for the season,” Reid mentioned. “This can be a option to knock a bit of rust off, however for the younger guys, I feel it is much more helpful.”

Kansas Metropolis is coming off its second Tremendous Bowl victory previously 4 years, defeating the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LVII.