After Patrick Mahomes’ Text, Xavier Worthy Believes He’s ‘Faster Than Tyreek Hill’ & Ends Usain Bolt ‘Disrespect’
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Xavier Worthy is making headlines for his record-breaking performance in the NFL combine recently. Worthy mentioned that his phone has been constantly receiving notifications since then. Notable figures such as Hall of Fame linebacker Ray Lewis, DeSean Jackson, and three-time Super Bowl champion Patrick Mahomes were among those who sent congratulatory messages.
Notably, an encouraging text from Patrick Mahomes, star quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs, left a strong impression on Worthy. What is Xavier’s take on it? As comparisons to Usain Bolt echo in the background, Worthy’s perspective showcases a blend of confidence and respect, shedding light on his aspirations.
Worthy’s speed surge: NFL Combine success and Tyreek Hill comparisons
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Xavier Worthy showed incredible speed at the 2024 NFL Combine. Breaking the 40-yard dash record set by John Ross, hiss blazing speed has drawn attention from fans and NFL icons alike. In Mahomes’ message, mentioning the Chiefs as a perfect place stuck with the young wide receiver, who pictures himself thriving in Kansas City’s dynamic offense, much like the explosive Tyreek Hill.
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😂😂😂 my bad 4.22…. https://t.co/LAEvPiHNty
— Patrick Mahomes II (@PatrickMahomes) March 2, 2024
Worthy said, “In a perfect world, I definitely would want to go to the Chiefs, just the way Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs improvise and use you. They had Tyreek Hill. The way they used him, I feel like that would be a perfect fit for me.” He is sure of his speed from track experience and years of winning on the football field. In six seasons with the Chiefs, Hill amassed 479 receptions, 6,630 receiving yards, and 56 touchdowns, playing a big part in Kansas City winning Super Bowl 54. Many see Hill as one of the fastest guys in the NFL.
But Worthy is sure of his speed and thinks he’s quicker than Hill. However, he denied any comparisons with Usain Bolt.
Xavier Worthy’s perspective on comparisons to Usain Bolt
Xavier Worthy’s view about being compared to Usain Bolt shows confidence and a down-to-earth outlook. Even after breaking records at the NFL combine, Worthy doesn’t let excitement cloud his thinking.
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Xavier Worthy ran a faster 40-YD dash time than Usian Bolt 🤯 pic.twitter.com/1477ffdFez
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) March 3, 2024
He chuckles at the notion of being likened to Bolt, recognizing the stark differences in their circumstances. Worthy said, ” No, His 40 was in shoes and sweats. There’s no comparison. I’m not even gonna disrespect him.” Worthy acknowledges what Bolt has done and knows those comparisons aren’t realistic.
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Read more: Who Is Xavier Worthy? Everything About the Fastest Man in NFL Combine History
Bolt is known as the fastest human ever recorded, shown by his amazing 100-meter dash record of 9.58 seconds set in August 2009, a mark that remains unbeaten in history. While Worthy may not reach the incredible speeds of the legendary athlete, his performance stands as a historic accomplishment in the records of the combine. Breaking the record of 4.22 seconds, set by ex-Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver John Ross in 2017, Worthy’s achievement underscores his remarkable athletic ability and pace.
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Garima Yadav