Andy Reid is getting his offense up to speed

The Kansas City Chiefs are abuzz with anticipation as they begin their 2024 training camp, particularly regarding rookie wide receiver Xavier Worthy. Known for his blistering speed, clocked at 4.21 seconds in the 40-yard dash, Worthy is poised to add a new dimension to the Chiefs‘ offense under the guidance of Coach Andy Reid.

On the first day of camp, Reid shared his initial impressions of Worthy. “He’s been working hard,” Reid said. “It looks like his hamstring feels better. We’re just one install into it and they’ve got 12 of them. He’s got a lot more information coming at him and formations, shifts, motions, and all that stuff, so, but he did a nice job today.”

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Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce celebrate first TD to new Chiefs WR Xavier Worthy

Worthy’s training camp performance is particularly noteworthy after he missed minicamp due to a hamstring injury. Despite the setback, Worthy quickly demonstrated his potential by connecting with quarterback Patrick Mahomes on several deep passes, including an impressive 60-yard completion.

Worthy will have an immediate role in the offense

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The addition of Worthy‘s speed is expected to significantly benefit the Chiefs‘ offense. His ability to stretch the field will not only create opportunities for himself but also for his teammates, including star tight end Travis Kelce and emerging receiver Rashee Rice. This dynamic could rejuvenate the deep threat aspect of the Chiefs’ playbook, which was a hallmark of their previous successful seasons.

As the Chiefs aim for a historic three-peat, Worthy‘s role will be crucial. His speed presents a challenge that opposing defenses will struggle to contain, potentially opening up the field for Mahomes and his other offensive weapons. If the first day of training camp is any indication, the NFL should brace itself for a return of deep, game-changing passes from the Chiefs’ high-powered offense.