Anthony Campanile Highlights Key Chiefs Weapons vs. Jaguars Defense

Jaguars must shut down Xavier Worthy

The Kansas City Chiefs were a middling offense through the first three games of the 2025 NFL season. They had lost Rashee Rice for the first six weeks due to a suspension he incurred for his involvement in a reckless driving incident earlier in the year. Then, Xavier Worthy left their opener against the Los Angeles Chargers after dislocating his shoulder on a collision with Travis Kelce.

Without their top two receiving weapons, the Chiefs' offense was neutralized, despite Patrick Mahomes' herculean individual efforts. With Worthy back last game, though, Kansas City showed off its explosiveness, dropping 37 points on the Baltimore Ravens, and could have had more. Despite having just one good shoulder, Worthy went for 121 yards on seven touches, displaying his lethality as a target for Mahomes. Defensive Coordinator Anthony Campanile knows the challenge that the Jacksonville Jaguars face trying to contain the Chiefs' re-emerged wideout:

"Yeah, I think he's got elite speed. He is a special player as well. Really, I think he's a good route runner, and I know he got banged up early in the year, so he adds a whole other dimension to them when he came back, and he obviously makes it difficult. Years back, when they had [former Chiefs WR] Tyreek Hill, another guy [who] could really, really, really go — he kind of brings that element to their offense."

The last time the Jaguars saw Tyreek Hill, he put up 130 yards and a touchdown against them with the Miami Dolphins. Hopefully, Jacksonville's defense can limit Worthy to a much more muted showing on Monday.