In a recent development, more details have emerged regarding the street-racing crash involving Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice, shedding a negative light on his actions. According to the arrest affidavit reported by the Dallas Morning News, Rice was driving his Lamborghini Urus at a staggering speed of 119 miles per hour, just 4.5 seconds before the six-car collision occurred.

The affidavit reveals that Rice was engaged in a high-speed race with a Corvette, which was allegedly traveling at 116 mph. The crash took place on a highway with a speed limit of 70 miles per hour, highlighting the reckless nature of the incident.

As a consequence of the crash, Rice is now facing eight felony charges. The exact nature of these charges has not been specified in the available information. However, the severity of the charges indicates the potential legal ramifications that Rice may face.

Both the Kansas City Chiefs and the National Football League (NFL) are yet to take any action in response to the incident. However, Rice's actions have raised concerns about a possible violation of the NFL's Personal Conduct Policy. Any scrutiny under this policy could lead to further consequences for the athlete.

Engaging in excessive speeding is dangerous enough, but doing so while surrounded by other vehicles raises further alarm. The affidavit alleges that Rice made multiple aggressive maneuvers to navigate through traffic, exacerbating the hazard created by his high-speed driving.

The details of the street-racing crash have sparked widespread attention and condemnation, with many calling for accountability and appropriate action to ensure the safety of both Rice and others on the road. As the investigation unfolds, the consequences of Rice's actions will likely be determined by the legal process.

It remains to be seen how the Chiefs and the NFL will respond to the incident. As the issue continues to garner attention, fans and football enthusiasts eagerly await further updates to understand the potential impact on Rice's career and the measures taken to address the matter.