Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice was ordered to serve 30 days in jail after violating his probation with a positive marijuana test. Rice was booked Tuesday afternoon in Dallas County, Texas, and is scheduled for release on June 16.

The probation violation stems from Rice's involvement in a multi-car crash that occurred in 2024. The incident led to his current probationary status, which included conditions he has now violated.

The jail sentence will force Rice to miss significant team activities during the NFL offseason. His 30-day incarceration means he will be absent for organized team activities and the team's mandatory minicamp, which are important preparation periods before the regular season.

The timing of Rice's absence could impact his preparation for the upcoming NFL season, as these spring activities allow players to work with coaches on plays and conditioning. The Chiefs will need to adjust their offseason plans to account for Rice's unavailability during this period.

Rice's legal troubles highlight ongoing challenges for professional athletes managing legal obligations while maintaining their careers. The Chiefs organization has not yet publicly commented on how they will handle Rice's situation or his status with the team moving forward.