Former Texas wide receiver Xaiver Worthy just finished the rookie season of a lifetime after playing in Super Bowl LIX with the Kansas City Chiefs. Oh, how the mighty have fallen.
On Friday, Worthy was arrested for assault in Georgetown, a part of Williamson County, which borders Austin's Travis County. The exact charges are listed as "ASSAULT FAM/HOUSE MEM IMPEDE BREATH/CIRCULAT" and the wideout was booked on March 7; the exact time is not listed.
So far, no news has been released as to the exact allegations that Worthy was arrested for. The Kansas City Chiefs and the Texas Longhorns have yet to comment on the situation.
Chiefs WR Xavier Worthy was arrested in Texas on Friday for assault. https://t.co/vhS9vIraD4
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This isn't a great look for the young wide receiver, and he will certainly face an even more highly focused microscope from the public now. It only took one season for Worthy to capture the hearts of Chiefs' fans, but it doesn't take long to lose the trust and faith of a fanbase.
Xavier Worthy rookie season stats
59 receptions
638 receiving yards
6 receiving touchdowns
20 carries
104 rushing yards
3 rushing touchdowns
Worthy had a ground-breaking regular season during his rookie year for Kansas City. He then went on to bring in 19 receptions for 287 yards in the Chiefs' postseason, including eight catches for 157 yards and two touchdowns against the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl matchup.
As the situation in Williamson County continues to unfold, we will update this story in order to ensure that all information is as accurate and up to date as possible.
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