The Kansas City Chiefs’ rookie wide receiver Xavier Worthy is already under the spotlight after dropping his first catch during team practice, sparking criticism on social media.

As the reigning Super Bowl champions kick off their rookie minicamp, fans eagerly anticipate the performance of their first-round pick, whom the Chiefs traded up to select at No. 28 overall last month.

Worthy’s impressive speed showcased at the NFL Scouting Combine adds to the anticipation surrounding his debut, but the early setback has drawn unwelcome scrutiny.

The Chiefs Have High Hopes For Xavier Worthy

Despite the initial misstep, Worthy has the privilege of playing alongside star quarterback Patrick Mahomes and being coached by the esteemed Andy Reid.

The Chiefs’ management, including general manager Brett Veach, remains optimistic about Worthy’s potential, emphasizing his speed and versatility as valuable assets to the team’s offensive strategy.

While Worthy’s mishap in practice is a minor setback, his collegiate performance with the Texas Longhorns demonstrates his capabilities, having amassed 75 receptions for 1,014 yards and five touchdowns in his final season.

Chiefs fans will eagerly await his rookie season, hoping for a turnaround that silences his early detractors and showcases his true potential on the field.