Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice will make a special guest appearance at Tom Brady’s CardVault Kansas City store on Oct. 16.
CardVault by Tom Brady will bring Rice to its 1310 Main Street store in Kansas City as its special guest. Brady announced the news on Tuesday through CardVault’s official Instagram account.
The sports card and memorabilia retailer also said fans can secure tickets via universe.com.
This is one of CardVault’s scheduled athlete collaborations this month. They are also set to host Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Jack Bech in their Vegas branch and Boston Bruins center James Hagens in their Boston location.
CardVault was originally founded in 2020 as a venue to buy, sell and trade cards. Brady acquired a 50% stake in the company in 2025, which led to the chain being rebranded to CardVault by Tom Brady.
CardVault carries Fanatics, Upper Deck, Panini and Pokémon cards, among others. Collectors can also submit cards for on-site grading via PSA, Beckett and SGC.
They now have 19 stores in total. Their Kansas City store opened last June, with the NFL legend on-site to grace the grand opening.
Rice will take center stage during the Oct. 16 appearance, giving Chiefs fans an opportunity to meet the star receiver.
Rice has played a key role in the Chiefs’ 4-0 start this season, recording 13 catches for 190 yards and one touchdown.
However, his status for Kansas City’s next game remains uncertain after he suffered a hamstring injury in Sunday’s victory over the Raiders.
Kansas City has recorded wins against the Denver Broncos (31-10), the Indianapolis Colts (33-30), the Miami Dolphins (24-10) and the Raiders (30-27) in the first four weeks of the new NFL season.
The Chiefs will enjoy a bye in Week 5 before returning to action on Oct. 18 to host the Los Angeles Chargers at Arrowhead Stadium.
