A former University of Texas football player has been injured during a training camp. Xavier Worthy, a former wide receiver, suffered a shoulder injury while practicing with the Chiefs. The incident occurred on Saturday, and as a result, Worthy left the training camp.
He is currently undergoing evaluation to determine the extent of his injury. Further information about Worthy's condition is not available at this time, but details can be found through local news sources, such as KXAN.
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