Xavier Worthy won’t play in Week 2. The Chiefs wide receiver was ruled out for Sunday’s Super Bowl rematch against the Eagles after dislocating his right shoulder during Kansas City’s season-opening loss last Friday against the Chargers in Brazil.

Kansas City Chiefs WR Xavier Worthy has officially been ruled out for Week 2 Super Bowl rematch vs. Eagles with a shoulder injury.

Star wide receiver Xavier Worthy is officially ruled out for the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl LIX rematch against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 2.

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Xavier Worthy has been day-to-day with a dislocated shoulder and will miss the Week game between the Eagles and Chiefs

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Xavier Worthy #chiefs Confirmed shoulder dislocation which is exactly how it looked. Kelce hits him from the front so most likely a posterior dislocation. Two possible outlooks 1: Rehabs and returns to play. NFL average return to play is within 3 weeks. Would not expect a hit… pic.twitter.com/YWgzODNQSm

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