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Kansas City Chiefs rookie receiver Xavier Worthy boosted another AFC Week game against the Buffalo Bills.
While accepting the Chiefs' 32-29 victory, the right shot the money to sell their money on 2024 NFL City to prevent him.
“I said it once, they screwed me over, it's their loss,” the suitor had to tell KCTV's Marleya.
The money sold the phone. 28 to the white leaders of No. 32 and then sent to the seat of Carolina to get out in full. While Coleman is a wide receiver who was a better fit for the Buffaloes than his immediate needs, he's still going through the motions heading into Saturday's game.
“I feel like a blessing. I feel like a sign that he doesn't want me. I'm playing with a log on my shoulder,” he said he told reporters on Friday. “This game means a little bit. Obviously it's an AFC game, but this is a team that changes just by picking somebody.”
Worthy used the extra fuel to power him through Sunday's power play, as he led Kansas City with eight yards and one catch. Coleman had a 12-yard catch.
The Chiefs are now playing for a chance to earn their third championship when they face the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl Six on Feb. 9. Candidates should have a job ring if they hope to get the first job ring, but here, they had the last laugh against the money.
