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Kansas City Chiefs<\/a>\u00a0wide receiver\u00a0Rashee Rice<\/a>\u00a0is facing doubts about the remainder of his season.<\/p>\n Despite his bad luck on the field, he is still facing a civil lawsuit from two victims of a multi-vehicle crash on Central Expressway in Dallas earlier this year.<\/p>\n Husband and wife Edvard Petrovskiy and Irina Gromova were driving their SUV on the highway when they were caught up in a chain of high-speed collisions.<\/p>\n Back in April, Edvard Petrovskiy and Irina Gromova said in court documents that the crash that Rashee Rice started made them suffer brain trauma, lacerations to their face, bruises on their bodies, as well as internal bleeding.<\/p>\n Both asked for no less than $10 million in punitive damages, however, there appears to be no disposition to the suit in sight since the trial will not begin until June 2025.<\/p>\n Following a possibly devastating injury to Rashee Rice last week, Sanjay S. Mathur, the attorney representing the plaintiffs, said in a\u00a0statement to\u00a0<\/a>TMZ Sports that they are hopeful a resolution can come now that the standout wideout knows what it is like to have his life uprooted by an injury.<\/p>\n \u201cWe are saddened to hear about Rashee Rice\u2019s injury on the football field and hope for his quick recovery,\u201d Mathur said. \u201cWe recognize that injuries can significantly impact one\u2019s life, causing both physical pain and mental distress. They disrupt routines, hobbies, daily chores, and activities. Injuries often lead to medical procedures and bills, and they can hinder one\u2019s ability to earn a living.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cWe are struck by the fact that Rice was injured at a time when the plaintiffs in our case against him are seeking justice for their own injuries,\u201d Mathur continued. \u201cWe hope that these recent developments will foster empathy, a resolve to seek resolution, and, most importantly, an acceptance of responsibility toward the injured parties in our case.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n The Chiefs have placed Rashee Rice on injured reserve, ruling the receiver out for at least four games.<\/p>\n He had 24 catches for 288 yards and two touchdowns.<\/p>\n Kansas City Chiefs\u2019 Patrick Mahomes is feeling serious guilt after delivering a tough blow to his teammate.<\/p>\n The Kansas City Chiefs will wait on the MRI results, but they have a fear that star receiver Rashee Rice could be done for the season.<\/p>\n Patrick Mahomes was blunt about how he felt once he realized he accidentally injured his own teammate.<\/p>\n \u201cWhen I saw the replay, I felt like s\u2014 that I hit Rashee,\u201d Mahomes told reporters on Thursday. \u201cI mean, I wasn\u2019t worried about myself. I was worried about, hopefully, his injury, and hopefully it wasn\u2019t as bad as it looked because I was the one that hit him.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Rice was drafted by the Chiefs in the 2023\u00a0NFL<\/a>\u00a0Draft and helped Kansas City win the\u00a0Super Bowl<\/a>\u00a0this past February.<\/p>\nPatrick Mahomes\u2019 Felt Like S\u2014\u2018 After Realizing He Injured Rashee Rice<\/h2>\n