Xavier Worthy

After running a record-setting 4.21-second 40-yard dash on his second attempt at the 2024 NFL Combine, former Texas standout Xavier Worthy cemented himself as a potential first-round pick and an extreme fantasy sleeper. Coming out of school, it was established that the 5’11, 165-pound Worthy could run. Just how fast? Well, fast enough to surpass John Ross, who had held the former 40-yard dash record since 2017 at 4.22 seconds.

Having been part of an elite receiving duo for Longhorns signal-caller Quinn Ewers alongside Adonai Mitchell this past season, Worthy immediately serves as the perfect complementary piece and asset to your fantasy roster. Although Worthy has a slight frame – especially for NFL standards – his game-breaking speed and off-the-charts athleticism make him a viable target in all formats. This was evident in his 10’11” broad jump and 41-inch vertical.  Furthermore, only Clemson’s Nate Wiggins (4.28) ran faster than 4.33 seconds at the combine, further illustrating the kind of next-level athleticism Xavier Worthy possesses.

Texas wide receiver Xavier Worthy shatters the NFL combine record for the 40-yard dash by running a “blink and you’ll miss it,” 4.21 seconds! His 10 yard split was also the fastest at 1.49 seconds! Worthy proves to be absolutely explosive by jumping a 41 inch vertical and a 10’11” broad jump. Worthy measured in at 5’11” and weighed 165 lbs.

Xavier Worthy comps really well to a Desean Jackson with his size and speed. Worthy started as a true freshman for Texas and in 3 seasons he totaled 197 catches, 2,755 receiving yards, and 26 touchdowns. The speed demon has likely ran his way up into the 1st round of the 2024 NFL Draft. NFL teams have a need for speed like hungry babies need mother’s milk!

Dynasty players are tripping over each other trying to see how they can land Worthy after his 40-yard dash was submitted. All fantasy players shall jump and scream if Worthy lands on the Bills, Chargers, or any team whose QB has a rocket launcher for an arm.