Xavier Worthy

"We'll see," Reid ominously added. "He's working his tail off right now, I know." Rice's Week 4 LCL tear puts him in a better spot than a few other notable injury returners this season, but we wouldn't be shocked if he was brought along slowly in training camp. With Hollywood Brown and Xavier Worthy back for a second season together, the Chiefs have the luxury of slowly working Rice in. Still, this is a great update for Rice, who was on track for a breakout season with a 24/288/2 line in four games before suffering the injury.

The wide receiver just filed his own lawsuit

The team, according to Teicher, had no intention of letting Brown explore free agency this spring. After missing much of the 2024 season with a shoulder injury he sustained in the preseason, Brown, entering his age-28 season, re-signed with the Chiefs on a one year deal worth $11 million. Kansas City coaches and players have been effusive with their praise of Brown, who had nine catches on 15 targets over two regular season games in 2024. "What impressed me so much about Hollywood is that everybody told me he was a fast guy but not everyone told me how much he can actually do on the football field and you could see it," Patrick Mahomes said. "He can run those over-the-middle routes. He can run really good routes and he can run deep. It's not like fast is the only thing that he can do." Brown will join Xavier Worthy and Rashee Rice in three-wideout sets in 2025. KC's offense used three receivers on about half of its offensive snaps last season.

The legal battle between Chiefs receiver Xavier Worthy and his ex-fianc , Tia Jones, continues.

We've gotten a look at the full lawsuit filed by Chiefs receiver Xavier Worthy against his ex-fianc , Tia Jones.