Xavier Worthy has expressed his dream scenario, envisioning himself being drafted by the Chiefs and playing a role similar to Tyreek Hill.
As the fastest athlete in Scouting Combine history with a record-breaking 4.21-second 40-yard dash, Worthy shared his ambition with USA Today, expressing a desire to step into Hill’s position in the Chiefs’ offense now that Hill has moved to Miami.
Worthy admires the way Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs utilize their players, particularly highlighting Tyreek Hill’s role, and believes it aligns perfectly with his own skill set.
While acknowledging that he won’t claim the title of the fastest player in the NFL, Worthy is confident in his speed, even though he won’t challenge Usain Bolt’s 4.22-second 40-yard dash record. He expresses deep respect for Bolt and acknowledges the different circumstances under which Bolt achieved his record.
Despite not aiming to surpass Bolt’s speed, Worthy believes his exceptional pace could present a challenge to NFL defenders, potentially contributing to an elevated offensive game for the Chiefs.
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