Nick Foles and Andy Reid are to blame for Patrick Mahomes’ new teammate’s decision to join the Chiefs.
signed a contract for a year with Kansas City
Carson Wentz wasted no time in ensuring his next chapter in the NFL, signing a one-year contract with the Kansas City Chiefs for the 2024 season, following a protracted stretch without a deal during the 2023 campaign. The former No. 2 overall pick was persuaded to sign with the Chiefs by Nick Foles, a voice he was familiar with from his previous team.
Wentz gives quarterback Nick Foles credit for praising Chiefs coaches Andy Reid and Matt Nagy, who Foles had previously worked with when playing for the Philadelphia Eagles and the Chiefs.
After their fishing excursion, Brittany is amazed with this unusual fish, thanks to Sterling Mahomes.Instagram
“I recall everything that was positive about [Foles’] tenure here,” Wentz reportedly remarked, as reported by ESPN’s Adam Teicher.
“He cherished it to the hilt. He enjoyed working with those individuals, and while I was making this choice, his words to me back then clearly rang true.
“Those things were undoubtedly a part, and knowing what I was entering into gave me a bit more peace and comfort.”
A fresh section
Wentz stayed committed to establishing himself in the league despite going through a string of ups and downs in previous years, which included subpar seasons with the Indianapolis Colts and the Washington Commanders in 2021 and 2022, respectively. His brief stint as a mid-season acquisition with the Los Angeles Rams in 2023 came to an end when the team decided to sign Jimmy Garoppolo to back up quarterback Matthew Stafford.
Now that he has a new beginning in Kansas City, Wentz wants to take advantage of his chance and add significant depth behind elite quarterback Patrick Mahomes. With incentives potentially worth an additional 1.1 million dollars, depending on his performance and contributions to the team’s success, the one-year contract guarantees him 2.2 million dollars.
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A Kansas City Chiefs player may face jail time following a collision in a Lamborghini
The victor of the Super Bowl was spotted street racing before sparking a six-car collision.
Rashee Rice, the star of the Kansas City Chiefs, might face jail time after he crashed a Lamborghini and caused a six-car incident.
The Chiefs player has now acknowledged driving after video showing him and a companion getting out of the car through the passenger-side door appeared, perhaps to trick the cameras.
As of right now, Rice’s attorney has stated that he anticipates charges from the police because Rice was street racing at the time of the Dallas, Texas, collision.
Rice was racing a Lamborghini alongside another driver, who was purportedly driving a Corvette. Street racing is a criminal offense; if it causes any physical harm to another person, it is classified as a third-degree felony; if it causes serious harm or death, it may be classified as a second-degree felony.
Although there were no fatalities from the crash, the fact that someone was reportedly treated in a hospital may be sufficient to raise the crime to the second degree.
In addition to all of that, it is a crime in and of itself that the two fled the site of the collision without waiting for the authorities. Once more, charges related to leaving the scene of an accident will be determined by the severity of the injuries. Although the local prosecutors’ office has a policy of not charging for marijuana possession, there was also marijuana in the automobile.
Is Rice going to jail?
If Rice is found guilty of street racing, he might have to serve time in prison. The suggested term for a third-degree street racing crime is two to ten years, but a second-degree offense carries a maximum sentence of twenty years.
If there were no major injuries sustained, leaving the scene of an accident might result in a sentence of one to five years; if there were, the sentence could increase to two to ten years.
According to reports, Rice is collaborating with authorities and accepting full responsibility for the incident at this time. That might lead to his attorneys reaching a settlement with the prosecutor’s office, but in any case, he will almost definitely be suspended by the NFL for violating the player conduct policy.
