Kansas City #Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes reflects on Rashee Rice’s injury: ‘I was the one that hit him’ | @EdEastonJr

Despite Rashee Rice going on injured reserve, people in the organization have growing optimism that he will return this season.

The Chiefs went on to win their fourth game by a touchdown or less. Two of them, against Baltimore and Cincinnati, have been decided on the final play. And their win over the Falcons was wrapped up with a fourth down stand in the final minute. All while their star quarterback continues to work through a slump.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice suffered a knee injury from Patrick Mahomes trying to make a tackle after throwing an interception against the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday. It was a total accident and unfortunate circumstance in which Rice got injured, and Mahomes spoke about what he was thinking on the play.

Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes met with reporters Wednesday as they make preparations to face the New Orleans Saints.

On Thursday, the team finally got some positive news, as it was revealed that running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire has begun the process of becoming reintegrated onto the roster. “The Chiefs have opened the window for Edwards-Helaire to practice with the team,” according to the NFL's daily transaction report, per Josh Alper of NBC Sports.

So even though Mahomes has not played well during a 4-0 start heading into Monday night’s game against New Orleans — by his own lofty standards, anyway — he knows things can change in a hurry. The important thing is to continue working on the details,