Chiefs WR Rashee Rice reflects on late-game execution in comeback win

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice spoke with reporters during his postgame press conference, reacting to the offense's late-game execution in the Week 12 comeback victory over the Indianapolis Colts.

"I wouldn't say, necessarily, anything specifically clicked. We just had to dial in and focus on the small details that got us to the point where we were still competing in the game and pushing a little harder and stuck together," said Rice, reflecting on his catches in the middle of the field. "The coaches have a great scheme. All we have to do is execute whatever they call the play call. When everybody is doing their job, it is a lot easier to come out with big plays like that."

Rice dominated a talented Colts secondary with big plays in the middle of the field in clutch moments. He ended the game with eight catches for 141 yards, averaging 17.6 yards per reception.

"I'm not the biggest guy on the field and I'm usually in the middle of the field, so I've got big guys chasing me the whole time", said Rice, "There is nothing like making one-five happy when you complete a catch and turn the field."

The third-year receiver continues to thrive in the Chiefs' offense, further proving the difference he makes in games.

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