Kansas City Chiefs rookie wide receiver Xavier Worthy finished the 2024 season and playoffs as a top target on the team. He shared his success with his teammates in the receivers' room during his Super Bowl LIX postgame press conference.

It wasn't the outcome he surely wanted, but Xavier Worthy nevertheless made history in Super Bowl LIX. In the Chiefs' 40-22 loss, Worthy set a new Super Bowl standard for rookies.  Worthy finished the night with 157 yards and two touchdowns on eight catches.

After the Chiefs lost in the Super Bowl, Xavier Worthy sends a message about his rookie season.

Chiefs WR Xavier Worthy was a top performer in Kansas City’s loss to the Philadelphia #Eagles in Super Bowl LIX.

By recording 157 yards receiving, Worthy broke the Super Bowl record for most receiving yards by a rookie receiver. The previous record was 109, held by Seattle Seahawks' Chris Matthews and St. Louis Rams' Torry Holt.

He’s not about the glory for himself, he’s a team player. He always wanted to win at Central. That was his main thing: wanting to win.”

Chiefs WR Xavier Worthy scored an incredible touchdown in the fourth quarter of Kansas City’s loss to the #Eagles in Super Bowl LIX

Rookie Xavier Worthy will be playing in the first championship game of his NFL career. The former Texas Longhorns wide receiver has been one of the top contributors for the Chiefs' passing game this postseason, recording a team-high 11 catches for 130 yards and one touchdown.

Xavier Worthy caught his first of two touchdowns in the third quarter of Super Bowl 59 for the Chiefs, making Texas Longhorns history.

Former Texas Longhorns wide receiver Xavier Worthy might be the only member of the Kansas City Chiefs who can walk away after their Super Bowl rout and think, “I played a pretty good game.”