But as the world has watched, while Flowers has flourished since then, Rice has fallen from grace something fierce. Rashee Rice has fallen behind the top wideouts from his 2023 draft class in so many waysIn 2023, coming off a Super Bowl-winning season before which they traded Tyreek Hill, the Chiefs used their second-round pick in the draft on Rice, taking the SMU product at No. Rice was the seventh wideout selected that year, with Jaxon Smith-Njigba (No. Flowers, as mentioned, received a four-year deal from the Ravens worth $140 million after consecutive 1,000-yard seasons. But as for Rice, his future beyond this upcoming 2026 campaign, for which he'll earn a touch over $2.066 million, is uncertain.