In a recent minicamp for the Kansas City Chiefs, rookie wide receiver Xavier Worthy showcased his impressive skills, leaving his coaches and teammates in awe. Official team reporter Matt McMullen's recap of the practice highlighted Worthy's standout performance, including six catches and an extraordinary grab deep down the field where he had to adjust to an underthrown pass.

Worthy's exceptional speed was a topic of discussion among his fellow players. Backup quarterback Chris Oladokun, who threw many of the passes during the practice session, shared his enthusiasm about connecting with Worthy on a deep pass. Oladokun expressed his eagerness to target the rookie wideout, noting how Worthy effortlessly split the coverage and raced downfield to make an exceptional catch.

Being one of the fastest players on the team, Worthy's speed has left a lasting impression on his new teammates. Even former rugby player Louis Rees-Zammit, known for his own impressive speed, marveled at Worthy's velocity. Worthy set a new record for the 40-yard dash, recording an astonishing time of 4.21 seconds.

Other players, like former Kansas State wide receiver Phillip Brooks, who recently joined the Chiefs as an undrafted free agent, acknowledged Worthy's speed and the motivation it provides to push themselves further. Brooks admitted that compared to Worthy, he still has some work to do in terms of speed.

However, it isn't just Worthy's speed that has caught the attention of his peers. Cornerback Kamal Hadden, the Chiefs' sixth-round selection from Tennessee, praised Worthy's route-running abilities and his knack for getting open. Hadden believes that Worthy's skills will make a significant impact in the league and predicts that he will be a playmaker for the team.

While the Chiefs' star quarterback Patrick Mahomes was not participating in the minicamp, his backup Oladokun confirmed that Mahomes is aware of Worthy's talent and speed. Oladokun mentioned being excited to inform Mahomes about Worthy's remarkable abilities, solidifying the anticipation for the rookie receiver's connection with the league's best quarterback.

As the Chiefs head into the upcoming season, Xavier Worthy's blazing speed, exceptional catches, and solid route running have made him a player to watch in Kansas City. The rookie's performance in the minicamp has left teammates and coaches impressed, and all eyes will be on Worthy as he prepares to catch passes from the renowned Patrick Mahomes.