I loved the pick. Unabashedly loved it.
“He’s fast, he’s productive, and he’s going to add the element this offense has been missing.”
That was my initial impression when the Kansas City Chiefs drafted wide receiver Xavier Worthy in the first round.
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That was not necessarily the consensus. Some national analysts panned the selection because he was more of the same for the Chiefs’ receiver room, with too many small, gadget-type receivers. I rejected the notion. This would be different. Andy Reid selected him in the first round for
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