In a stunning turn of events, the Kansas City Chiefs had high hopes for their second-year wide receiver, Xavier Worthy, as they embarked on the season without suspended star Rashee Rice. The stage was set for Worthy to shine, especially after being targeted twice in the first three plays of the game.

However, disaster struck just moments into the game. On the third play, and a mere 1:25 into the action, Worthy suffered a shoulder injury that left fans gasping. After attempting an end-around play that yielded no yards, he became the intended target on a crucial third down pass from superstar quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

In a devastating moment, tight end Travis Kelce collided with Worthy during an underneath route. The impact sent Worthy crashing to the ground, landing hard on his right shoulder.

Worthy stayed down briefly, visibly in pain, before gingerly walking off the field while clutching his shoulder. The Chiefs' medical team rushed to assess the situation, checking the stability of his shoulder before he made his way to the X-ray room, shrouded in a towel.

As the Chiefs hold their breath, they’ve officially listed Worthy as questionable to return, casting a shadow over their offensive strategies. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Chargers capitalized on the moment, leading the game 7-0 after a five-yard touchdown reception by Quentin Johnston from quarterback Justin Herbert—a final blow after a seven-play, 68-yard drive.

With uncertainties surrounding Worthy's condition, the Chiefs and their fans are left hoping for a miracle. Will he bounce back and continue to make an impact this season? Stay tuned.