Rashee Rice and Teddy Knox are facing a lawsuit in Texas for over $11 million in damages after allegedly causing a six-vehicle crash by racing their vehicles at excessive speeds, leading to injuries for two plaintiffs. Rice, a wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs, and Knox, a former teammate at SMU, are both being charged with multiple counts related to the crash. The plaintiffs are seeking compensation for a range of injuries and damages, including brain trauma, cuts, bruises, and mental anguish.

By the Numbers
  • Rice and Knox facing over $11 million in damages in the lawsuit
  • Plaintiffs seeking $71,122.69 for medical care, pain and suffering, and property damage
Yes, But

The Chiefs' coach stated that the team expects Rice to participate in their offseason program despite the ongoing legal proceedings.

State of Play
  • Rice took responsibility for his actions in an Instagram post on April 3
  • SMU has suspended Knox, emphasizing that they are taking the allegations seriously
What's Next

Further updates on the legal proceedings and the involvement of Rice and Knox in their respective teams are expected as the case develops.

Bottom Line

Rice and Knox face a significant lawsuit for their alleged role in causing a multi-vehicle crash, with ongoing implications for their careers in football as the legal process continues.