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ArticleXavier Worthy rises to the occasion for Chiefs’ offense
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Worthy, along with running back Kenneth Walker, became the constant weapon the Chiefs needed... Worthy still finished as the team's leader in receptions (7), receiving yards (73) and yards after catch (43). He caught all seven passes thrown his way and moved the chains four times. He stepped in for Rashee Rice as the high-volume wideout in the Chiefs' offense.
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Worthy led Chiefs with 7 catches on 7 targets, 73 yards; stepped in for injured Rice

Worthy led the Chiefs with 7 receptions on 7 targets for 73 receiving yards and 43 yards after catch in Week 7 vs. Chargers, moving the chains 4 times. He stepped in as the high-volume wideout replacing injured Rashee Rice and showcased explosive playmaking with a 4.21-second 40-yard dash on one catch. Post-game, Worthy told media he was ready for increased usage: 'They told me all week: it's going to be for me. I have to step up for the receiving room; guys are down, and I did my one of 11.' The source notes strong performances from Worthy are nearly as necessary as Kenneth Walker's to keep the offense rolling.

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