Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes reacts to brutal Rashee Rice injury: 'I knew it wasn't good'

Emmanuel Acho, LeSean McCoy, James Jones and Chase Daniel discuss whether Patrick Mahomes can overcome key injuries to the Kansas City Chiefs' weapons, including Rashee Rice, who is feared to have a torn ACL.

The Kansas City Chiefs’ offense suffered a huge blow on Sunday when Patrick Mahomes collided with Rashee Rice and the wide receiver was forced to leave the game.

Rice was diagnosed with a right knee injury with the team reportedly fearing he could have torn his ACL. He was on the receiving end from a Mahomes shoulder as he tried to tackle Los Angeles Chargers cornerback Kristian Fulton following an interception.

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Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) carries the ball against Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Bud Dupree (48) in the second quarter at SoFi Stadium. (Kirby Lee-Imagn Images)

"Obviously, the corner made a good play. I was trying to fire it to (Travis Kelce) on his body," Mahomes said. "I overthrew him a little bit, turned the ball over, and then I thought Rashee really made a good play. I was trying to tackle the guy and obviously rolled up on him. If I just don't turn the ball over, that never happens. So, you’ve just got to try to get better at that.

"I didn't know exactly what happened because, obviously, I was trying to make a tackle, but I know Rashee and how tough he is. So him being down like that, I knew it wasn't good. All we do is pray that the X-rays and MRIs and stuff like that are better than what it looked, but I mean next man up until he’s back."

Rice gingerly walked back to the bench before he was taken off the field on a cart.

"I feel terrible for Rashee," Chiefs coach Andy Reid said. "…We will hope for the best."

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