Rashee Rice hit with $1 million lawsuit after auto accident

Rashee Rice’s troubles continue to mount from the March 30 auto accident

Kansas City Chiefs wide receive Rashee Rice — and his former SMU teammate Theodore Knox each face eight charges from the auto accident they were involved in on March 30.

Now, the pair has hit sued for $1 million by people injured in the crash, per Fox4KC.com.

Per the report:

The court document says the plaintiffs, Irina Gromova and Edvard Petrovskiy of Dallas County, are suing for $1 million for severe injuries, including “trauma to the brain, lacerations to the face requiring stitches, multiple contusions about the body, disfigurement, internal bleeding, and other internal and external injuries that may only be fully revealed over the course of medical treatment.”

Gromova and Petrovskiy were both driving in their respective cars and had their seatbelts on at the time of the crash.

They are suing for negligence and punitive damages, which includes physical and mental harm, property damages, costs of medical prevention and care in the future, loss of earnings, potential harm to their safety and welfare, along with several other claims, according to court documents.

Both Gromova and Petrovskiy demand a trial by jury, according to the document.

 

Police seeking Chiefs WR Rashee Rice after auto accident in Dallas

Dallas police are seeking Chiefs WR Rashee Rice after a multi-vehicle accident

Authorities in Dallas are searching for Kansas City Chiefs WR Rashee Rice regarding an auto accident on Saturday in Dallas.

Reports indicate Dallas police say cars were racing when they crashed, causing a multi-vehicle accident.

Police believe Rice was driving the Corvette, which is alleged to have been racing a Lamborghini.

Per WFAA:

Police said that their preliminary investigation determined that two vehicles — a Chevrolet Corvette and a Lamborghini — were speeding in the far left lane of Central Expressway when the drivers lost controls of their vehicles. Per their investigation, police said the Lamborghini swerved onto the highway’s shoulder and hit the center-median wall divider, causing a chain reaction that involved four more vehicles in the collision, bringing the total number of cars involved to six.

Police said the occupants of the Lamborghini and Corvette ran from the scene before police arrived, without offering insurance information or checking to see if any of the other victims were in need of medical assistance.

The Xs and Os with Greg Cosell: Wrapping up NFL free agency for 2024

2024 NFL free agency is just about in the books, so it’s time for Greg Cosell and Doug Farrar to analyze the biggest transactions in the second wave.

Now that most of NFL free agency for the 2024 league year is in the bag — though there are a few helpful players still on the open market — it’s time for Greg Cosell of NFL Films and ESPN’s NFL Matchup, and Doug Farrar of Touchdown Wire, to recap the biggest and most important moves in the second wave of this free agency phase. Greg and Doug covered the first day of free agency last week in the Xs and Os; here’s the conclusion.

Among the discussion points:

  • What does Brian Burns bring to a Giants defensive line that already has Kayvon Thibodeaux and Dexter Lawrence?
  • Can Justin Fields become the best version of himself in the Steelers’ offense?
  • Conversely, can Kenny Pickett turn his career around with the Eagles?
  • How can Calvin Ridley use his true X-Iso skill set to ramp up the Titans’ offense?
  • Can the Texans’ addition of Danielle Hunter, along with Will Anderson Jr. and Denico Autry, make Houston’s defensive line a Super Bowl-level group?
  • What can Hollywood Brown do for the Chiefs?
  • Tyron Smith is a future Hall of Famer, but what will he be able to do for the Jets’ offensive line in the short term?
  • Chase Young has been an inconsistent pass-rusher throughout his NFL career; can he turn it around with the Saints?
  • The Lions made important additions to their defensive line and their secondary; can all that put them over the top?
  • The Falcons already have a ton of weapons for new quarterback Kirk Cousins. How will the addition of receiver Rondale Moore affect what looks like one of like the NFL’s most explosive offenses (in theory, at least)?

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Chris Jones re-signs with Chiefs; becomes highest-paid defensive tackle in NFL history

The Kansas City Chiefs and Chris Jones agreed to a new deal that makes Jones the highest-paid defensive tackle in NFL history.

The long contractual standoff between the Kansas City Chiefs and defensive lineman Chris Jones is over. On Saturday night, Jones’ agents, Katz Brothers Sports, announced on social media that the deal had been done.

Per ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Jones will receive $95 million guaranteed with the new five-year deal, which makes him the NFL’s highest-paid defensive tackle ever.

Jones, who was selected by the Chiefs in the second round of the 2016 draft out of Mississippi State, had among his best seasons in 2023, with 15 sacks, 23 quarterback hits, and 53 quarterback hurries, including two quarterback hits and four quarterback hurries in Kansas City’s win over the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII.

The Chiefs are attempting to become the first team to win three straight Super Bowls, and getting Jones re-signed before free agency begins next week is a crucial step in that process.

Frostbitten fans at Dolphins-Chiefs facing amputation

The lingering aftereffects of some fans who attended the Dolphins-Chiefs playoff game are frightening

Scary news out of Kansas City as a report says many fans who suffered frostbite as a result of attending the Miami Dolphins-Kansas City Chiefs playoff game are facing amputation.

PerFox4Kc.com:

The medical director at the Grossman Burn Center at Research Medical Center says 70% of patients referred for frostbite injuries suffered during the bitter cold in January are now being advised to schedule amputations.

The majority of them are Chiefs fans who attended the team’s frigid playoff game.

Dr. Megan Garcia told FOX4 in January she’d already seen dozens of frostbite patients. Many of those were Chiefs fans who attended the playoff game against the Miami Dolphins where it was -4 degrees with a wind chill of -27 degrees at kickoff.

Those fortunate enough to recover have been going through treatment in hyperbaric chambers, per the report.

Chiefs sign former Bills draft pick, punter Matt Araiza

The Chiefs are bringing in Matt Araiza to compete for their punting job

The Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday signed Matt Araiza, the punter the Buffalo Bills drafted and cut after he was associated with a lawsuit alleging rape while in college at San Diego State.

The lawsuit was dropped in December. The alleged victim identified as “Doe” dropped Araiza from the lawsuit filed in August 2022, while Araiza agreed to dismiss a defamation suit against “Doe” filed in July 2023.

“Thankfully, there was extensive evidence that was key to securing Matt’s voluntary dismissal from this lawsuit,” a statement said after the suit was dropped. “Matt was and has always been innocent. The case is over, and Matt has prevailed.”

Araiza was drafted in the sixth round of the 2022 NFL draft and subsequently cut amid the controversy. The Jets brought him in for a tryout in May but did not sign him.

The punter released a statement.

Current Chiefs punter Tommy Townsend heads into the offseason as an unrestricted free agent.

Two men charged with second-degree murder in Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade shooting

Two men charged with second-degree murder in Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade shooting

A pair of men were charged with second-degree murder and two counts of unlawful use of a weapon and armed criminal action in the shooting that left 1 dead and 22 wounded at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl celebration,

Lyndell Mays and Dominic Miller were both charged.

Miller was charged Monday night, and charges against Miller were also made public Tuesday.

Per KCTV5.com:

Prosecutor Jean Peters-Baker stated that an argument took place at the Chiefs rally, and Mays was the first person to pull out a gun. The prosecutor stated that multiple others pulled out firearms, including Dominic Miller.

Peters-Baker stated that it was Miller’s gun that fired the bullet that struck and killed Lisa Lopez-Galvan.

Both men are currently hospitalized due to injuries suffered during the shooting. They are being held on $1 million bond, each.

Last Friday, the juvenile office of the Jackson County Family Court Division charged two juveniles with gun possession and resisting arrest charges. Those cases are being worked through family court.

Travis Kelce’s Eighty-Seven and Running charity donates 100K to sisters who were wounded

Travis Kelce’s charity with a big donation to shooting victims who are sisters

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce has made a $100,000 donation through his Eighty-Seven & Running charity to sisters wounded in the Kansas City Super Bowl celebration shooting.

The tight end gifted the money to the Reyes family, as they sought funds for the recovery of their two daughters.

Per the GoFundMe:

This fund has been set up to benefit Reyes family in the recovery of their two daughters shot at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade. The girls were celebrating with many members of their family when they were senselessly injured. We ask that you continue to keep the family in your prayers as the girls work to recover. This fund will help provide vital financial support for their physical and mental recovery, any leftover funds will be saved for their college funds. All fund are being deposited into a bank account established just for the girls. Any amount is appreciated.

The wounded girls are 8 and 10 years of age.

Eighty-Seven & Running “helps underserved youth strive to become productive citizens by mentoring and motivating them to explore and develop their abilities while learning critical life skills. Founded in 2015, we have remained dedicated to providing resources and enrichment opportunities for youth and their communities through fundraising, athletic programs, mentoring, and outreach initiatives.”

Taylor Swift donates $100,000 to GoFundMe for woman slain in Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade

Taylor Swift donated $100,000 to the GoFundMe established for the family of Lisa Lopez-Galvan, who died after being shot in Chiefs’ parade.

One person was killed and 21 were injured during the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory parade on Wednesday after gunfire broke out. The woman who was killed, 44-year-old Lisa Lopez-Galvan, was a mother of two and a prominent Kansas City deejay.

Taylor Swift, the world-famous pop star who is in a relationship with Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, donated $100,000 to the GoFundMe that was set up for Lopez-Galvan’s family.

Because of Swift’s generosity and the generosity of others, the GoFundMe easily exceeded the original $75,000 goal.

From ABC News:

The local radio station KKFI 90.1 FM confirmed to ABC News that Lopez-Galvan was the DJ and host of a Latin music program, “Taste of Tejano.”

“It is with sincere sadness and an extremely heavy and broken heart that we let our community know that KKFI DJ Lisa Lopez, host of Taste of Tejano lost her life today in the shooting at the KC Chiefs’ rally. Our hearts and prayers are with her family,” the radio station said in a statement Wednesday. “This senseless act has taken a beautiful person from her family and this KC Community.”

 

The Xs and Os with Greg Cosell: Super Bowl LVIII recap edition

Greg Cosell and Doug Farrar review Super Bowl LVIII between the Chiefs and 49ers as only they can in this week’s “Xs and Os.”

Now that Super Bowl LVIII is in the books, and the Kansas City Chiefs have established themselves as the NFL’s nest dynasty with their 25-22 overtime win over the San Francisco 49ers, it’s time for Greg Cosell of NFL Films and ESPN’s NFL Matchup, and Doug Farrar of Touchdown Wire and the USA Today Sports Media Group, to review everything as only they can with copious tape study and advanced metrics.

Among the topics discussed in this week’s “Xs and Os with Greg Cosell and Doug Farrar”:

  • Steve Spagnuolo’s shocking man-blitz plan.
  • How Trent McDuffie made that deflection with 2:00 left in regulation.
  • Was Chris Jones robbed of a Super Bowl MVP award for the second time in four years?
  • Why Spags went so heavy with nickel, and Cover-0 stuff.
  • Why Brock Purdy wasn’t the reason the 49ers lost.
  • Was Dre Greenlaw’s injury a major factor in the game or not?
  • How were the Chiefs able to spot man coverage on Travis Kelce’s huge fourth-quarter catch?
  • How Patrick Mahomes showed his development as a quarterback at the most important points of his season…
  • …and why Mahomes’ biggest throw in the Super Bowl was the one he never should have attempted.

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