Former Texas Longhorns wide receiver Xavier Worthy might be the only member of the Kansas City Chiefs who can walk away after their Super Bowl rout and think, “I played a pretty good game.”

Despite loosing Super Bowl 59 to the Philadelphia Eagles, Kansas City Chiefs WR Xavier Worthy became first former Longhorn to score a TD in big game.

Worthy became the first player ever drafted to the NFL out of Texas to score a touchdown in the Super Bowl. It's an interesting statistic, as the Longhorns have had no shortage of players taking the leap from college to the pros, as according to 247Sports, they've had 369 players drafted to the NFL.

The University of Texas has produced a long list of Super Bowl participants in history. All of them, win or lose, had one thing in common, from New York Jets ti

Worthy made waves this past offseason when he recorded a record-breaking 4.21-second 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine. It led him to being drafted by the Chiefs in the first round with the No. 28 pick and he has certainly lived up to the hype thus far.

Former Texas Longhorns receiver Xavier Worthy caught a touchdown for the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl.

How to Watch former Texas Longhorn Xavier Worthy try to become first UT player to score a TD in a Super Bowl as his KC Chiefs take on Eagles in SB 59

Xavier Worthy caught a 24-yard pass from Patrick Mahomes in the third quarter to become the first Texas player to score a touchdown in a Super Bowl. The score barely made a dent in the

It wasn't the outcome he surely wanted, but Xavier Worthy nevertheless made history in Super Bowl LIX. In the Chiefs' 40-22 loss, Worthy set a new Super Bowl standard for rookies. Worthy finished the night with 157 yards and two touchdowns on eight catches.

A Texas football alumnus had never scored a touchdown in the Super Bowl before Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy came along. Worthy caught a 24-yard pass from Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes in the third quarter to cut the Eagles' lead to 34-6.