In most cases of a potentially serious knee injury, an MRI is performed no later than the next day. The results are then announced or leaked. In the case of Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice, an MRI on his injured knee was performed on Monday, per a source with knowledge of the situation. The results, however, have been neither announced nor leaked.

Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice will have an MRI done Monday after he left Sunday's game with an injured knee. Head coach Andy Reid told reporters after the 17-10 win that the team doesn't expect good news about the injury.