From the episode
you have to really speculate here to get excited about Xavier worthy...he hasn't shown that he's good enough to belong in that tier.
STACKED’s take
Worthy's crowded room and unproven skill set limit him to boom-bust flex at best.
Worthy faces significant role uncertainty in Kansas City's crowded receiver room. With Rasheed Rice, Travis Kelce, and Taequann Thornton all competing for targets, Worthy's limited skill set and lack of proven production at the NFL level create a boom-bust flex profile at best. Matt Harmon notes that Worthy would need to run more crossing routes and face off-coverage to win downfield, but the Chiefs would need to make that a priority—which is speculative. Worthy's second-play run route in 2024 before Rice's injury suggests potential direction, but Harmon emphasizes you have to "really speculate here to get excited about Xavier Worthy." He hasn't shown he's good enough to belong in the top-tier receiver tier.
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