The Kansas City Chiefs traded Tyreek Hill to the Dolphins before the 2022 season, and they've been trying to replace Hill as a receiver who can test and beat the third level of a defense ever since. Two straight Super Bowl wins will lessen the pain of that need,

K ANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Wide receiver Xavier Worthy showed one of the biggest reasons the Kansas City Chiefs drafted him in the first round during the team's rookie camp when he left defenders behind on a deep pattern down the middle and caught a pass from quarterback Chris Oladokun.

Kansas City Chiefs receiver Xavier Worthy reported Saturday that he weighed 169, up four pounds from the NFL Combine two months ago. The first-round rookie said he’d ideally get into the 170-to-175-pound range for games — before explaining why he doesn’t think that lower-than-average number will be an issue.

Worthy might be ahead of that already. Chiefs general manager Brett Veach raved about Worthy’s intelligence after the Chiefs drafted him two weeks ago, and simply understanding assignment and alignment — at more than one receiver spot — could make for a quicker transition with the Chiefs than some past wideouts have had.

As one of the final picks in the first round, Worthy is happy with the team that called his name and the opportunity to play with No. 15. Being drafted by such a dominant team, means Worthy is already on a squad that is among the favorites to win it all and a lot of that dominance comes from Mahomes' approach on and off the field

An NFL insider revealed that new Kansas City Chiefs WR Xavier Worthy was the pass catcher that QB Patrick Mahomes wanted to most in the draft.

Xavier Worthy told reporters about his connection with Patrick Mahomes during a press conference at #Chiefs rookie minicamp on Saturday.

NFL draft grades are available for every team around the league as spectators weigh in on which teams made successful choices. The Kansas City Chiefs left with many questions answered at several positions,