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8 NFL Players With the Best Chances to Turn Into Superstars in 2025 | Bleacher Report
Xavier Worthy
Speaking of finishing strong, Xavier Worthy did exactly that with 243 yards and three touchdowns in the AFC Championship Game and Super Bowl for the Chiefs.
The 22-year-old is one of the fastest players in the sport, and there’s a clear path for him to become Patrick Mahomes’ No. 1 target in the Kansas City offense considering there is no established top dog and Travis Kelce is fading.
With his first full offseason under his belt for 2025, we wouldn’t be surprised if we saw shades of 2018 Tyreek Hill from Worthy in the fall.
Trent McDuffie Checks in at No. 81 Overall in the “NFL Top 100” Rankings | The Mothership
Another week, another member of the Kansas City Chiefs has appeared in the “NFL Top 100” rankings.
A week after center Creed Humphrey checked in at No. 93 overall in the annual rankings, cornerback Trent McDuffie landed at No. 81 on Friday. The rankings, which seek to list the league’s top performers as voted on by the players themselves, are gradually being released over the next several weeks.
Patrick Mahomes Reveals True Thoughts on Potential 18-Game Season | SI
Most notably, Kansas City Chiefs superstar Patrick Mahomes, regarded as the face of the league by some, addressed the subject during an interview with CNBC that aired on Friday.
“I think that you’d have to find a way to have more bye weeks, more time spread out,” Mahomes said. “Because, I mean, you’ve seen the amount of injuries that have kind of piled up there at the end of seasons, and you want to have the best players playing in the biggest games. And so if there were a way to get to 18 games, I’m not—I’m not a big fan of it. But if there were a way, I think you got to add some bye weeks in there to give more time for guys’ bodies.”
4 NFL coaches on the hot seat in 2025 you might not expect | SB Nation
Mike McDaniel, Miami Dolphins
It wasn’t long ago that McDaniel was considered one of the great young offensive minds in the game. He is clearly a strong offensive coach and he is a bright personality, but there have been some questions of leadership in Miami and that’s on the head coach. If the Dolphins flounder this season, McDaniel may be shown the door. And the Dolphins just might flounder. They had a suspect offseason and there will always be questions of the health of Tua Tagovailoa. If things go south in South Beach, McDaniel, who is 28-23 in the regular season and 0-2 in the postseason as Miami’s coach, may pay. If so, I could still see McDaniel, 42,...
