I watched him dominate as a true freshman in the Red River Rivalry (coming out party for him and Caleb Williams). I've seen the scouting reports. But you know what sells me? He has 4 tackles and one fumble recovery, as a wide receiver. He never gives up on the field. And when he ran sub 4.3 on his first attempt, he was not satisfied. If you're scouting for competitiveness and effort, it's a major green light. He's also versatile. The fact that he'll be the fastest player in the league next year, can run the entire route tree with exceptional footwork, returns punts, can even be used on double-passes, and considering his character, Xavier is Worthy of first round draft capital.
punt returning is much easier in college compared to the NFL. it really doesn’t matter that much and there isn’t really any true great punt returners in the NFL
He’s underrated route runner also he’s not just speed threat definitely need work on the drops and his release package besides that he’s high in number 2 receiver I say his comp desean Jackson but with better routes
Very explosive guy with great after the catch ability the biggest issue is his size and the drop issues but he’s fast and shifty. Fun player in the right system if used properly could be a Desean Jackson type player
I'd disagree that John Ross didn't have that elite quickness and agility. He was phenomenal in that way. Unfortunately he was simply one of those guys who in my 30 years of following the draft I put in the category if "doesn't love the game". Man got drafted top 10, got paid & decided to not play as often as possible. Always had a mysterious hamstring issue or some other soft tissue thing which conveniently Dr's have to take your word for. Because when he decided to play & be productive he was tough to cover, see his hometown return game vs Seattle. But he had like 20 pounds on Worthy. There's zero way I take Worthy in any draft, he'll be constantly unavailable to play at that weight.
He’s similar sized to DeVonta Smith and DeSean Jackson, and he’s bigger than Hollywood Brown coming out of school. He was 5’9 166 at the combine. He added weight and got up to 180 now, but he’s been pretty durable for the most part.
@@mttzakr23 DeSean was hurt often as well. But thing is this you name a couple of guys who have had some degree of success, that's fine. You know who else he is like? Literally dozens of guys who never made, guys like Dri Archer who was small & fast and just didn't have enough other talents/tools to be successful. I don't know how much draft resources I'm spending on a guy who at best is maybe DeSean Jackson. And his odds to reach that upside isn't ideal.
@@willjay921 I know, the original point was about the weight and size. For him especially it gets brought up frequently. More than likely, any NFL team that gets him will likely try to get him to add another 5-10 lbs to be more suited to take punishment. If he doesn’t, you’re probably right, he won’t last. And for a guy to just be DeSean Jackson, that would be quite an accomplishment. A 16 year career with multiple 1000 yard seasons and over 11k career yards? Sure. As far as him being similar to many guys that are unsuccessful, fine. But you can say that for any position in the draft and with different types of WR’s.
This is youtube not pamphlet tube. Would be nice to see some visual representation of whatever trait or technique you think a guy has in his arsenal.@@fantasypolice
He took some licks at Texas, these kids have been weighing what they weigh most of their life while playing football. He's a decent returner to so he's always getting hit no matter what. If Ewers was a better QB he would have had double digit TD's every year at Texas, guy was overthrown or under thrown so many times on wide open TD's.
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I watched him dominate as a true freshman in the Red River Rivalry (coming out party for him and Caleb Williams). I've seen the scouting reports. But you know what sells me?
He has 4 tackles and one fumble recovery, as a wide receiver. He never gives up on the field. And when he ran sub 4.3 on his first attempt, he was not satisfied.
If you're scouting for competitiveness and effort, it's a major green light. He's also versatile. The fact that he'll be the fastest player in the league next year, can run the entire route tree with exceptional footwork, returns punts, can even be used on double-passes, and considering his character, Xavier is Worthy of first round draft capital.
I think its worth mentioning his punt return ability as well
punt returning is much easier in college compared to the NFL. it really doesn’t matter that much and there isn’t really any true great punt returners in the NFL
Worthy recommendation.
Absolutely love this guy
He’s underrated route runner also he’s not just speed threat definitely need work on the drops and his release package besides that he’s high in number 2 receiver I say his comp desean Jackson but with better routes
Very explosive guy with great after the catch ability the biggest issue is his size and the drop issues but he’s fast and shifty. Fun player in the right system if used properly could be a Desean Jackson type player
Interesting how this turned out compared to his first outing.
Please do Malik Washington
Desean Jackson 2.0
If the chiefs get him..lmaoooo it’s over
Chiefs!!!
It's oooover! 😉😂
😁😁
DeSean Jackson 2.0?
I just made a $100 bet that Xavier Worthy will be drafted somewhere in the first 2 rounds. Was that a bad bet?
Nah bruh we taking him at 13.
@@Cpt35 That’ll work. I get $100.
Might as well get ya money😂
I'd disagree that John Ross didn't have that elite quickness and agility. He was phenomenal in that way. Unfortunately he was simply one of those guys who in my 30 years of following the draft I put in the category if "doesn't love the game". Man got drafted top 10, got paid & decided to not play as often as possible. Always had a mysterious hamstring issue or some other soft tissue thing which conveniently Dr's have to take your word for. Because when he decided to play & be productive he was tough to cover, see his hometown return game vs Seattle. But he had like 20 pounds on Worthy. There's zero way I take Worthy in any draft, he'll be constantly unavailable to play at that weight.
He’s similar sized to DeVonta Smith and DeSean Jackson, and he’s bigger than Hollywood Brown coming out of school. He was 5’9 166 at the combine. He added weight and got up to 180 now, but he’s been pretty durable for the most part.
@@mttzakr23 DeSean was hurt often as well. But thing is this you name a couple of guys who have had some degree of success, that's fine. You know who else he is like? Literally dozens of guys who never made, guys like Dri Archer who was small & fast and just didn't have enough other talents/tools to be successful. I don't know how much draft resources I'm spending on a guy who at best is maybe DeSean Jackson. And his odds to reach that upside isn't ideal.
@@willjay921 I know, the original point was about the weight and size. For him especially it gets brought up frequently. More than likely, any NFL team that gets him will likely try to get him to add another 5-10 lbs to be more suited to take punishment. If he doesn’t, you’re probably right, he won’t last. And for a guy to just be DeSean Jackson, that would be quite an accomplishment. A 16 year career with multiple 1000 yard seasons and over 11k career yards? Sure.
As far as him being similar to many guys that are unsuccessful, fine. But you can say that for any position in the draft and with different types of WR’s.
Where is the film?
"Texas WR Xavier Worthy: 2024 NFL Draft Scouting Report"
This is youtube not pamphlet tube. Would be nice to see some visual representation of whatever trait or technique you think a guy has in his arsenal.@@fantasypolice
your reports need film footage of the player. Otherwise it gets boring with just your voice. Good analysis but... you can step it up.
Colt
If the titans traded back got another second round pick and draft worthy in first I wouldn’t be mad
I think they would get more than a second
Dude’s 165 pounds. Very slender frame. It worries me
He took some licks at Texas, these kids have been weighing what they weigh most of their life while playing football. He's a decent returner to so he's always getting hit no matter what. If Ewers was a better QB he would have had double digit TD's every year at Texas, guy was overthrown or under thrown so many times on wide open TD's.
@@34blackula But man Worthy crushed the combine. Big winner
@@GamerBro22299 Yes he did, I knew he was going to be the fastest there but a 4.21 with a 41" vertical is crazy.
@@34blackula Very impressive. Put aside his slender frame. Dude’s a speed demon
@@34blackula Great point about his comfort zone.