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Xavier Worthy
Texas
HT:
6010
WT:
170
YR:
JR
POS:
WR
OVR RK
24
POS RK
CEILING POTENTIAL
6
Near Elite
OVR RK
PLAYSTYLE & SCHEME FIT
Much like Tyreek Hill, Xavier Worthy could excel in a vertical-oriented offense due to his game-changing speed and ability to stretch defenses. Similar to DeSean Jackson, his skill in route-running and speed could fit well in a slot receiver role, while his return skills could enhance a team's special teams. Despite not being physically imposing, like D.J. Moore, he compensates with speed, agility, and separation ability. Overall, his skill set, mirroring elements from Hill, Jackson, and Moore, makes Worthy an exciting prospect for the upcoming NFL draft.
CEILING GRADE ANALYSIS
Near Elite (70-74)
A near-elite prospect is a player who is projected to become a significant contributor by their second year in the NFL. They have elite physical tools and athleticism and perform at a high level with ease and consistency. They have some weaknesses, but they are not significant. These players are typically high first-round picks, and they have the potential to be stars in the league.
Primary scout:
Brandon Lundberg
KEY STRENGTHS
Speed
Explosiveness
Route Running
KEY WEAKNESSES
Contested Catches
Play Strength
Consistency
PLAYER COMPARISONS
DeSean Jackson
Will Fuller
Marquise Brown