Andy Reid shared an update on Rashee Rice’s status and potential role as the Chiefs prepare for the start of training camp.

That's the most important thing to remember when donning the "what-about?" hat and pointing to other players in other cases who got a punishment in the range for which Chiefs fans and/or the fantasy-football crowd will be rooting in the Rashee Rice case.

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said the team will "progress as normal" regarding its wide receiver group following the news of Rashee Rice's plea deal this week.

Chiefs head coach Andy Reid isn’t changing his approach with Rashee Rice at training camp in St. Joseph, Mo. this month amid a looming suspension.

Now it’s all up to Rashee, whether or not he wants to do right by anybody or he just wants to do right enough to minimize the damage to his career.”

Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice was sentenced to 30 days in jail and five years probation in exchange for a guilty plea, according to ESPN. Rice could still face a suspension from the NFL.