In a recent development, one of Kansas City Chiefs' wide receiver Rashee Rice's off-field issues has been resolved. It was reported on Tuesday by Tom Pelissero of NFL Network that assault charges against Rice have been dropped.

The incident in question took place at a night club in Dallas on May 7, where Rice was under investigation by Dallas police for allegedly injuring a photographer. However, according to an affidavit provided by the photographer, it was stated that the incident was a "misunderstanding," resulting in a request to drop all charges.

Despite this positive development, Rice still faces significant legal troubles stemming from a separate incident in March. He was arrested for allegedly driving at an excessive speed, well over 100 miles per hour, which led to a multi-vehicle accident in Dallas. Rice has been charged with one count of aggravated assault, one count of collision involving serious bodily injury, and six counts of collision involving injury. Moreover, he is currently being sued for damages amounting to millions of dollars by alleged victims of the crash.

In addition to the legal consequences, Rice also potentially faces disciplinary action from the NFL for violating the league's code of conduct. The outcome of this case could have a significant impact on his football career.

Meanwhile, Rice has been actively participating in the Kansas City Chiefs' organized team activities (OTAs) this week. The first round of OTAs is set to end on May 22, with the next session scheduled to begin on May 28.

As of now, Rice remains a full participant in the team's ongoing activities, indicating that he is likely to continue playing in the coming months, regardless of the off-field circumstances.