Before the 1st down incompletion to Kelce in the 2nd quarter, Mahomes is telling Cyrus Allen what the play is (he also had to go in motion from the slot on the play)

Xavier Worthy followed the Raiders game with another step forward against the Chargers. Production was spread across 7 receptions instead of leaning heavily on one explosive play. Week 6 vs. Chargers: • 7 catches on 7 targets for 73 yards • 10.4 yards/catch • 2.52 yards/route on 29 routes • 4.7 aDOT • 40 yards after catch, per PFF • 4 receiving first downs • No drops • Longest reception: 19 yards Against Vegas his 41 yarder accounted for nearly 59% of his receiving yards. Against LA his longest catch accounted for 26%. His other six receptions produced 54 yards. Updated season numbers using the same 10+ target minimum. Now 107 WRs qualify, pending MNF: • T-55th in receiving yards (206) • 90th in yards/catch (9.8) • 66th in yards/route (1.32) • 1-for-4 contested • 57th in passer rating when targeted (89.2) • T-44th in routes run (156) • T-86th in aDOT (8.5) The season-long efficiency still has ground to make up, but it improved again: • Yards/route: 1.05 → 1.32 • Yards/target: 6.0 → 7.1 • Catch rate: 63.6% → 72.4% • Passer rating when targeted: 76.5 → 89.2 Over the last two, Worthy has caught 11 of 14 targets for 143 yards on 57 routes. That's 2.51 yards/route after averaging just 0.64 through his first three. The difference in usage is worth watching. He produced against the Raiders with a 15.7 aDOT, then followed it with another efficient game at 4.7. His speed can create value beyond deep targets, especially when the Chiefs let him run a real route tree.