Former first-round pick Xavier Worthy and his explosive speed could electrify not only the Kansas City Chiefs offense, but their special teams as well, in 2025. “Oh man, I don’t know,” Worthy told Kay Adams on the “Up & Adams” show when asked if he could return punts during the 2025 season. “Stay tuned. Stay tuned. I can’t drop that yet … I think every time I touch the ball, I’m liable to score, so if I have that chance to be on punt return and change the game for my team, I’m gonna do it.” The 5-foot-11, 165‑pound wide receiver, who became a sensation after setting a record 4.21-second 40-yard dash at the 2024 NFL Combine, was once a dominant punt returner for the Texas Longhorns. At Texas, he averaged 16.9 yards per return in 2023, amassing 371 return yards and one return touchdown in his final collegiate season. Now, with Rashee Rice and the Chiefs’ other wideouts getting back to full health, there seems to be a real chance for Worthy to take on other duties this season. Worthy noted that Chiefs speRead More
Could Xavier Worthy use electrifying speed in new role for Chiefs?
