Rashee Rice returns to a Chiefs offense that finally has all its speed on the field, joining Marquise Brown and Xavier Worthy for the first real NFL reps together. Kansas City will likely ease Rice in on a snap-count, but the potential explosiveness is undeniable as Mahomes gains another big-play option.

The reunion could spark a higher ceiling for the passing game, giving Mahomes more weapons to spread the field and test the Raiders in Week 7. If the trio clicks, look for a more dynamic air attack that could lift multiple Chiefs pass-catchers in fantasy playoffs timing.

Week 7 WR starts lean into Sutton’s bounce-back potential against the Giants after a dud in London, with a path to top-12 volume if he repeats prior target and yard-per-route trends. Adams could surge in London with Puka Nacua sidelined, giving the Rams a clearer path to big numbers. Worthy and Jaxon Smith-Njigba are trending up, while Waddle inherits a larger role for Miami as Hill’s status looms. Sits lean Pittman against a Chargers defense that’s been stingy to WRs, with Brian Thomas Jr. in a tough London matchup and Ridley’s injury cloud lingering over Jacksonville.

Overall, expect a high-variance WR week with clear week-to-week movers in Sutton, Adams, Worthy, and Waddle, while Pittman and Thomas Jr. carry risk due to matchup and surrounding target competition. The Rams’ receiver corps thin out if Nacua misses more time, elevating Kupp and Adams as the most viable weekly floor/ceiling plays.

Nicky Jones, Xavier Worthy's mother, explains The Worthy 1's grew from their NFL journey into a nonprofit that helps single mothers and their children move from surviving to thriving. It champions resources, community, and a strong support network to unlock mental, emotional, and physical potential.

The Worthy 1's will partner with The Single Mom KC Awareness Walk on Oct 18, expanding access to opportunities and resources. The message is clear: opportunities and resources, not just desire, define whether families reach their dreams.