Chiefs' Xavier Worthy embraces WR1 role, opens up on Super Bowl loss, bouncing back, building chemistry with Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce leadership, Taylor Swift’s shoutout, the Brazil game, and 2025 goals

"The chemistry between Travis and Patrick is ridiculous, with one look, they just know what the other is thinking." Xavier Worthy on learning from his teammates Ahead of YouTube streaming its first NFL game live from Brazil between the Chargers and Chiefs, Ryan Clark sits down with Xavier Worthy to go inside the mind of this playmaker and what's ahead for the Kansas City Chiefs. This episode offers a glimpse into the mind of a young star determined not just to bounce back and continue to build — but to rise to the level he knows he is destined to play at. As the Chiefs prepare to face the Chargers in a pivotal AFC West matchup to start the season, Xavier Worthy sits down with Ryan Clark for a raw and revealing conversation about life after a break out Rookie year, the Super Bowl loss, his bond with his mother, overcoming personal distractions and stepping into the spotlight as the Chiefs top wideout wit Rashee Rice out for the first 6 weeks of the NFL season. As a first round draft pick in 2024 and making headlines by breaking the NFL Combine record for the 40-yard dash, clocking in at 4.21 seconds, even catching the attention of pop star Taylor Swift's excitement that her fiance's team added him to the offense, Xavier welcomes the pressure and responsibility that come with being a true No. 1 receiver in the NFL . From building chemistry with Patrick Mahomes and learning from Travis Kelce, Worthy is prepared to show the NFL world, he isn't just a fast wide out, he's an elite one and can match up vs the top defenses week in and week out. Worthy shares how his team was on an all new level during training camp this summer as they went back to the basics to rebuild their championship ways. He reflects on what he’s learned from former mentor Travis Kelce, the standard of greatness set by Patrick Mahomes, and how those experiences shaped his own approach to leadership and preparation. Worthy doesn’t shy away from the personal, speaking candidly about the internal battles he's fought off the field — and how confronting those struggles has made him stronger, more focused, and more dangerous between the lines. With all eyes on Kansas City as the season kicks off, the Chiefs are more focused than ever with one goal in mind, to finish the job they started last year, winning another Lombardi Trophy. This is a conversation about pressure, presence, and proving you belong at the highest level. We talked about Toyota's partnership with football and game day giveaways, Learn more at https://toyota.com/nfl Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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• 0:30Ryan Clark?

  Xavier Worthy is the fastest man that's ever played football. Well, at least officially. The receiver that ran 421 is ready to build on a sizzling finish to his rookie year. He's a mature 22-year-old. Raised by his mom, Nikki, he's the oldest of three, and he's always felt like he needed to be the man of the house. Last year ended well for him, but not so much the Chiefs. So Mahomes and crew are extremely motivated to recapture their throne. Worthy raves about the leadership of Travis Kelsey, the skill of Rashid Rice, and the pure brilliance of Andy Reid. He also dishes on a draft day call from the Colts and the joys of helping his mother realize her dream through his foundation. And after sitting with Worthy, I know exactly what to expect from a fired-up Chiefs team

• 1:15Ryan Clark?

  as they face the Chargers in Brazil on Friday night. So it's a special game day edition of The Pivot. It's me, your boy RC, sits with Xavier Worthy for a special Week 1 pivotal conversation. That was in New Orleans, too, for the bowl, man.

• 1:29Speaker 03

  For the, uh, the bowl game?

• 1:30Ryan Clark?

  Super Bowl.

• 1:30Speaker 03

  Oh, Super Bowl.

• 1:31Ryan Clark?

  Dog. When you caught that second one, I could tell you was like...

• 1:35Speaker 03

  It didn't even matter?

• 1:37Ryan Clark?

  That's what I'm saying. You could tell. It was like, it's a big play, but it... Yeah, man. But honestly, though?

• 1:42Speaker 03

  The crazy part is watching, like, watching film, like, on the Super Bowl. I watch it, like, all the time, like, just to see, like, what they did, like, how, what defense they were running. And it was more of like, everything was there. We just needed time, like, just like a split second.

• 1:56Ryan Clark?

  That's the thing, though. You know how it is. Styles make fights.

• 1:59Speaker 03

  100%.

• 1:59Ryan Clark?

  You know, is... Kansas City could have been better than everybody else, but that's the one bad matchup.

• 2:07Speaker 03

  Hundred percent.

• 2:27Ryan Clark?

  Man, welcome to The Pivot. This is a special show for me. I always wanted to have these sort of deep sit downs with people one-on-one to talk about not just ball, but life. So this is The Pivot NFL Preview, Friday night, Brazil, Kansas City, Los Angeles Chargers. I want to get to something, man, that's pretty cool. Your mother, who you're extremely close to, you know, I'm definitely gonna call her Miss Nikki. I ain't gonna, you know, call her just by her first name, taught you about meditation, affirmation. And she said that y'all started speaking Kansas City into existence.

• 3:03Speaker 03

  Yeah.

• 3:04Ryan Clark?

  Why was Kansas City that place? And how did you believe that meditation, that manifestation worked for you?

• 3:11Speaker 03

  I mean, obviously, but Kansas City just based off of Tyreek in general, just and Pat, like what they were doing. They had Miko Hartman, they had guys just doing everything on the field, Sammy Watkins, guys just going crazy. So obviously, I mean, any receiver just in college looking at them like, I want to play for the Chiefs. I want to go play for Pat.

• 3:27Ryan Clark?

  Right.

• 3:27Speaker 03

  And my mom, I tell my mom, like, since my freshman year, everybody around the building like, I'm going to the Chiefs. Like, whoa, they're like, man, you just talking. Like, whoa, I'm like, shit, all right, you sound good. I'm telling everybody like, nah, I'm really going. Like, I didn't, I didn't budge. I didn't say nothing else, anywhere but the Chiefs. But drive come around, and the crazy part is, I got a call at 16 to the Colts, hung up in my face.

• 3:51Ryan Clark?

  Wait, what?

• 3:51Speaker 03

  Yeah.

• 3:52Ryan Clark?

  So the Colts called you, phone rings?

• 3:54Speaker 03

  Called me, talked to me, said, yeah, this is so-and-so with the Colts, GM of the Colts. Got quiet and hung up.

• 4:01Ryan Clark?

  What was your thought after that?

• 4:03Speaker 03

  That's when I knew I was going to KC.

• 4:05Ryan Clark?

  Oh, so was it only the Colts and KC you thought you'd go to in the first round?

• 4:10Speaker 03

  Nah, I mean, I thought I thought I'd go in the first round, but when the Colts called me at like 16, I'm like, okay, maybe I could drop to KC. Like, it's getting there. Then when the pick was getting closer, I didn't know Buffalo traded their pick because it didn't pop up on the screen yet. And I seen their call on my phone that said KC. I'm like, I knew it. So my mom was happy. This shit was lit. It was cool.

• 4:28Ryan Clark?

  So recently, Taylor Swift was on New Heights with Travis and Jason, and she said when they picked you, she was running around the house screaming, "We got worthy. We got worthy." When you heard that, what did you think about that?

• 4:40Speaker 03

  That was crazy. They had me react to it, but I already seen it. So it was kind of like a little crazy, a little fake reaction. But I already had seen it. But, I mean, I ain't gonna lie, it was crazy. She's the biggest pop star in the generation right now. Like, it's crazy. Like, she watching football, she getting in tune to it. Trav got it right. He getting it right.

• 4:57Ryan Clark?

  No doubt. Man, for you, I remember we were here for the Saints. Me and you had kind of talked about doing the show. And I remember watching the game. I think it was a drop. You caught one, you stepped out of bounds. And I was like, I don't know if he's gonna want to talk tomorrow. How difficult were some of the acclimation to the pro game and having to go through some of those difficult times last year?

• 5:20Speaker 03

  Yeah, I mean, having vets kind of like helped. I had Hop come a little bit later in the year. Not later, but kind of like after a couple of games. And I had Juju and Trav. And, I mean, they were just talking to me. It's like growing pains. Coming in the league is growing pains. You're gonna experience them. You have to adapt. So, I mean, towards the end of the year, I started figuring now. I started understanding and building like a routine for myself. Just building a routine and getting more consistent with my routine. And I feel like that's worked for me over time.

• 5:46Ryan Clark?

  What was the hardest adjustment from going from Texas? Because people look at Texas, right? SEC school, big time ball. But I try to tell everybody, like, going to the league isn't like your next year of college.

• 5:58Speaker 03

  Nah.

• 5:59Ryan Clark?

  It's an entire change. What were some of the adjustments you felt like you had to make to get acclimated to the game?

• 6:05Speaker 03

  I mean, college, you could go to college and just be all around this generational talent. You don't, they could just put you in a spot where you know. In the league, you have to know it. They expect you to know it. You gotta go out there and perform. If you don't, next man up.

• 6:17Ryan Clark?

  Yeah. You know, there was John Ross. Before you, you know, and a lot of people would probably think, oh, well Xavier Worthy watched John Ross, right? John Ross, he was playing on the West Coast. But you were a DeSean Jackson guy. What was it like to talk to him after you ran 4-2-1 at the Combine?

• 6:36Speaker 03

  Man, DJ, so I had talked to him a little bit before that. DJ, I mean, I watched him like growing up. That was like my favorite player ever like growing up. But when I was little, my mom had like this Facebook post. I said like my favorite player is DeSean Jackson. I'm gonna play for the Eagles when I grow up, which is crazy to say. But I was like, I think I was like eight years old sadness. But yeah, just having him now is like a mentor and a guy like I could call on. It's crazy.

• 7:01Ryan Clark?

  You said your mom signed you up at a Walmart for your first Little League. Also heard you quit early. What made you quit your first Little League team?

• 7:11Speaker 03

  Man, I was out there getting hit every play. Because I was like the only player that was getting the ball. So like I'm quarterback, I'm running back, I'm receiver. So I was like, no, I can't do this. Like then I came back, what, a year later and played for like a different team? And it was cool and everything got right.

• 7:28Ryan Clark?

  It was cool then. Your sophomore year, right? You come to Texas, play extremely well. Your sophomore year, you break your hand.

• 7:35Speaker 03

  Yeah.

• 7:36Ryan Clark?

  Right? And like most football players, you tough. You're trying to tough it out, but can't catch the ball. Your hands wrapped, you got drops. I think it was two in a row against Washington in the bowl game. How hard was that year on you, knowing you were injured, playing through it and not being the Xavier Worthy you knew you could be?

• 7:57Speaker 03

  Everybody's gonna look at it from outside in and be like, yeah, like what's going on? He just dropping stuff, his hands are trash. Me, knowing the type of player I am, I know what kind of player I am and know what caliber I could play at. So my injury was more of like a just understanding like you have this injury, you decided to play through it, this is on you. I'm not the type of person that goes and reads what they say on the internet. They don't have no control of what I do and they never see the work I put in and what I got going on. So I'm just looking at it as like, okay, they said that, I'm gonna come back and prove it the next year.

• 8:25Ryan Clark?

  What was the coach they hired that year? He was in the league and he came to Texas.

• 8:28Speaker 03

  Chris Jackson.

• 8:29Ryan Clark?

  He told you, let's focus on what you don't do well. And there was a quote from him. He said, "You accepted that. You wanted to learn. You asked questions and you focused on being better." What was it about you that even being a big recruit, starting to play so well your freshman year, that made you accepting of being coached hard?

• 8:50Speaker 03

  I mean, because growing up, I never had like, I mean, I had coaches. Obviously, you had pop born coaches. You had a high school coaches. I never had like a trainer or somebody that really like helped me. So I was always, my mom was always a person like, "You never know too much. You can never know too much. You always have a listening ear." So like, whatever I have a chance to learn something new and add it to what I could do in life or in the game of football, I'm gonna do it.

• 9:13Ryan Clark?

  So you go 4-2-5, right? And I'm gonna see if you're gonna tell the truth here, because I know the quote. You go 4-2-5. You go to your phone. You text your mom, right? Because you feel like the second one gonna be faster. And you said, quote, "I'm gonna go get the record." What did your mom text you back?

• 9:32Speaker 03

  I forgot what my mom said. I forgot what she texted me back.

• 9:36Ryan Clark?

  She said, so this is what it says. And you can tell me if I'm wrong, because maybe your mom is a woman in the closet. She don't curse. The quote said, "Go get that shit."

• 9:44Speaker 03

  No, she didn't say that. That's her. That sounds exactly like her. "Go get that shit there, boy." She said it just like that.

• 9:51Ryan Clark?

  So you run, man. You get the record. And, you know, everybody's seen the video. You running around the field. Did you expect to break the record going into the combine?

• 10:01Speaker 03

  So going into the combine, I was expecting to go 4-2. I mean, I kind of was already knowing my times were adding up to 4-2. And then when I ran a 4-2-5, I was like, I didn't even have a good start. So like, that was my first time. And like during the training, I noticed I was always running better on my second one. So as I went, I'm like 4-2-5. I'm like, "Baby, it was cool." I'm like sitting there, I'm like, I'm like, "Run again. I'm gonna break it if I run again." So I called my trainer first. I was like, "I'm gonna run again." He was like, "All right, baby, just do this. Fix your start." He told me everything I needed to do. Call my mom, let mom off the run again, keep the TV on. Cause she was probably gonna turn it off. I was like, mom, keep the TV off and run again. She's like, oh, go get that shit there. But like you said, there, it was history from there.

• 10:45Ryan Clark?

  Like going into it, listen, I'm not fast. If I would've ran 4.3, 4.4, I wasn't running again. Cause I would've been scared that it would be one of those situations where I'd go put up 4.6. You know what I'm saying? And now, nobody wants me on the team, coming into the combine, having questions about weight. How much pressure was it on you that you needed to run that way?

• 11:09Speaker 03

  Watching my film and like seeing what I did on film and what I put on film, like coaches, I talked to like the chiefs even about it. I even asked them about like, what were you guys looking at in the draft? They was like, we kinda didn't even want you to run a 40. I mean, I kinda put on a film like that. I'm able to make a play, I'm able to run routes. I'm not just an average fast guy that's gonna get the, end the rounds and just try to make some shake. I'm a guy that's gonna run a route, I can run a slam, I can run the daggers, the stop routes, the post. So, I mean, it wasn't no pressure. And my weight, I was always small my whole life. So just that factor, I came into college, they said I was small. I played my first snap in college at 149.

• 11:45Ryan Clark?

  Coming out of Cali, you had already decided young, you wanted to go to Michigan.

• 11:50Speaker 03

  Yeah.

• 11:51Ryan Clark?

  Can you kinda take me through the story of committing to Michigan and then ending up in Texas with Sark?

• 11:57Speaker 03

  My mom wasn't having no uncertainty, uncertainty stuff with that. So like, the enrollment kinda got messed up. And my mom was like, yeah, we're not, we're not doing this. I was supposed to enroll in January.

• 12:08Ryan Clark?

  So were you in Michigan at the time?

• 12:10Speaker 03

  Yeah.

• 12:11Ryan Clark?

  So you just at the school?

• 12:13Speaker 03

  Nah, I was at like a teammate's house. Cause I couldn't enroll, so I couldn't stay in the dorms and then.

• 12:18Ryan Clark?

  Wow.

• 12:18Speaker 03

  Yeah, so I was at a teammate's house.

• 12:20Ryan Clark?

  Did you have to go back home?

• 12:21Speaker 03

  Yeah, I went back home. When I went back home, that's when I was like, yeah, mom, I'm leaving. She was like, yeah, we're not having this, we leaving. I already knew where I was going from there though, so it was good.

• 12:29Ryan Clark?

  So Sark's at Alabama, he becomes the head coach of Texas. Even coming from California, Austin's a little different, right? It's a little techie, right? So it has some of those things. What was the adjustment like? I'm extremely close to my mother, I'm extremely close to my parents. And I went to LSU from New Orleans. So that's an hour drive, right? You move halfway across the country. What was the adjustment like for you?

• 12:55Speaker 03

  Yeah, so all my schools is crazy. All my schools were kind of far away. My top five was like Oregon, Michigan, LSU, Alabama, Georgia, stuff like that. So I mean, my mom kind of just told me like, I raised you to be who you are. So you need to go out there and just figure life out. At that point, she did what she needed to do and I needed to go figure it out. So like going to college, it was more of just like, just me being a man, figuring stuff out on my own, doing this, paying the car bill, paying this, paying that. So figuring it out, figuring out life on my own.

• 13:24Ryan Clark?

  Yeah, it had to be cool. So for you, you got you and AD playing Washington, right? It's the bowl game, it's the semifinal, an opportunity to go to the chip. I think you had like one catch.

• 13:36Speaker 03

  On target.

• 13:36Ryan Clark?

  In the first half or something. How difficult was it for you to deal with knowing all the talent you had individually, your team had, and having it sputter out in that way?

• 13:47Speaker 03

  Yeah, it was crazy. So that the game before that, I had like a high ankle sprain, grade three. So I wasn't, they were trying to tell me not to even play in the game. First of all, I think that's probably why my targets were kind of low. But I mean, just that team, that team was special. Like if I could go back and like do it again, I would do it again with those guys. Like those were like my brothers for real.

• 14:07Ryan Clark?

  All right, so talk about this old state loss. Did you have any bets headed into week one? You know, a lot of times, man, when you're on the team with other cats, man, you gotta wear jerseys or...

• 14:17Speaker 03

  I gotta wear a jacket, I gotta wear a jacket.

• 14:19Ryan Clark?

  So who'd you have a bet with?

• 14:20Speaker 03

  Simmons, Josh Simmons.

• 14:22Ryan Clark?

  So you're watching the game, man. What did you think about Arch's first outing? I think he threw five passes your last year at Texas. So he was young, he was a freshman. He waited his turn, which cats don't do.

• 14:35Speaker 03

  Hundred percent.

• 14:35Ryan Clark?

  These days with NIL and a transfer portal. His first start of this season is on the road against the defending national champion. As an alum, watching that game, what are your thoughts about what you saw?

• 14:49Speaker 03

  Man, me being there with Arch and knowing the mentality he has and the work he puts in every day. I know that wasn't the best Arch. I know we're gonna see better throughout the year. Even like some of the guys that was there. The defense though, the defense was real. They was out there playing, they was playing for real.

• 15:03Ryan Clark?

  Yeah, we had Colin Simmons on the show. We had Anthony Hill on the show. Obviously, top tier talents. You go from Sark to Andy Reid. What was it like in your first year getting to know Andy, understanding him? But having him as a coach and for a lot of people within that locker room, someone you could look up to as a father figure like that?

• 15:27Speaker 03

  Yeah, I mean, both of them, they both demand greatness. That's why I kind of love them both as a coach. They're gonna get greatness, they're gonna get greatness out of you one way or another, or you're gonna, or you're gonna be out the door. So it's either you fall in line or you don't. That's why I love them as coaches.

• 15:40Ryan Clark?

  What makes Patrick Mahomes the best quarterback in football?

• 15:44Speaker 03

  The way he goes about his minutes every day. You wouldn't even know he's Patrick Mahomes if he didn't say it. He goes about his business, he works hard, he's in, he's probably the first one in the building. I mean, he just, he's the all-around good around, good guy too. He makes sure that his teammates are good too as well.

• 15:57Ryan Clark?

  We were talking when you first sat down about the Super Bowl. I lost the Super Bowl. Worst feeling of my life. You know what I mean? The confetti falling on you, Coach Tomlin was walking with me off the field. And all I kept thinking to myself was, we'll be back. Right? We have to win it the next time. Talk about what that locker room was like after having such a great season, fighting so hard to get there and then losing in that manner to the Eagles.

• 16:25Speaker 03

  Yeah, I mean, obviously, it hurts, it hurts bad to lose in that way, but we had, we had a lot of injuries with the team and guys. Guys, guys are still really motivated. I mean, we had great leaders. We got Chris Jones, we got Travis Kelce and we, and I think they had the speech like on the, um, the Kingdom, the new episode they're dropping. Chris was like, guys, come back. If you really want this shit, you guys come back in shape, even better, stronger, faster. And I feel like guys came back and really did that. And guys working hard in training camp. We got there 115 degrees outside in training camp. I don't think nobody in the league wears a training cap, I guess.

• 16:58Ryan Clark?

  From what I heard, Kansas City's training camp is one of the hardest in, in football, in the NFL.

• 17:04Speaker 03

  This is the college training camp.

• 17:06Ryan Clark?

  Talk about the training camp. First off, y'all, y'all already win, dawg. You ain't got but one practice. Right? We used to go two-a-days in pads in the heat.

• 17:16Speaker 03

  Facts.

• 17:17Ryan Clark?

  I'm just being an old man.

• 17:17Speaker 03

  It's different, it's different.

• 17:18Ryan Clark?

  I'm just being an old man. But legitimately, people still talk about the fact that Andy Reid's training camp is the hardest in football. And a lot of times when you're an offensive-minded coach, it's not like that, right? You want to take care of the stars. You want people to be fresh. How do you feel that helps the Kansas City Chiefs to get off to the great starts we see every year?

• 17:41Speaker 03

  Because when you got guys just trying to sit out and trying to take days and you see the younger guys practicing, then it's, it becomes egos involved. And I feel like everybody in that building is so selfless. Like it's no like, it's no egos in that, in that building. I feel like everybody in that building. I feel like if you want to play for KC, you have to love football. If you don't love football, you're going to be the odd one out and you're going to get washed out. That's, I feel like that's why I love KC so much.

• 18:04Ryan Clark?

  Because so KC still has that, that real football feel. You know, Travis engaged now. I keep telling everybody, man, that's the way you go win. She ain't out your league, you just gotta get in the same arena. Trav got in the same arena, but obviously, there's a lot of talk about, you know, the fact that this could possibly and probably be his last year. What has it been like to play with the greatest pass catching tight end of all time? But also, what seems to be an amazing leader?

• 18:36Speaker 03

  Yeah, I mean, Trav, like, well, people probably don't, people probably know about Trav, but Trav's an amazing person. Like, he's always gonna make sure you're good and make lookout, like. When I had that situation and stuff going on, Trav was one of the first people to reach out to me. So it just shows, like, he's like one of the guys that's like down to earth for you.

• 18:54Ryan Clark?

  How hard was that situation, man, to have misinformation about you, but to also learn that someone you trusted, someone you cared for, would be willing to not only risk your career, but your life in that way?

• 19:13Speaker 03

  I mean, it was hard, obviously. I mean, you don't prepare for stuff like that, so. And my mom raised my mom, and I had my family with me, so they kind of got me through it. And I mean, football, football's like my kind of like, my meditation for me. It's like my escape. So like, whenever I was going through it, I would just go work out. Like, I was alright, though.

• 19:31Ryan Clark?

  Yeah, I mean, that has to be tough, you know, to be engaged, to share a home, to think to yourself, okay, this is going to be my life going forward, and then have it change and someone do something like that to you. Now that you've moved forward, what do you feel like you've learned from the situation you had with your ex?

• 19:53Speaker 03

  Not everybody's who they say they are. I mean, you just gotta read the room and you just gotta adapt to what people are doing and what they're showing versus what they say.

• 20:01Ryan Clark?

  Also, too, man, I'm disappointed, bro. I thought you was gonna come in here iced up.

• 20:05Speaker 03

  Nah, man, I'm a calm guy, man, I'm calm.

• 20:09Ryan Clark?

  I was like, well, shoot, man, when you pulled up, I was like, man, we ain't got no ice. You know what I mean? I was gonna wear my chain, but I was like, shoot, he gonna make me tuck mine.

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• 21:03Ryan Clark?

  I'm gonna head into last season, right? A big thing for me was, okay, you add Xavier Worthy, and I had said it all along, he's not just a deep threat, right? He could do it all, right? Put him in bunches, put him in motion, get him jet sweeps, get him the football quickly, low crossers. And we started to see some of those things start to happen late in the season. It felt like you got your groove. How was DeAndre Hopkins, who I think came over in late October? What was it like to have someone in a room that had that level of knowledge of the position that was willing to mentor you?

• 21:37Speaker 03

  Right, it's like having an older brother. I mean, guys, he's telling me he sees something like he's done done it before. So, I mean, guys would be stupid not to listen to somebody that's had 1,500 yard years in the league. So, if Hop saying it, like Hop put me on like this thing, like, you know, the little gripper thing for, he put me on that on the sideline. I still do it to this day. Like Hop like had like a lot of like little gems that he would like just tell me every day and I'll just do it and then I'll just keep improving and improving.

• 22:02Ryan Clark?

  You go through the season, you end up leading the team. I think it was 59 catches, almost 700 yards. Led the team in touchdowns as well. But the playoffs was where I think a lot of people's eyes opened to say, okay, this is why he was drafted in the first round. The Buffalo Bills traded the 28th pick to the Kansas City Chiefs. That is why you are a Chief. How much fun was it to have one of your better games against them in the AFC Championship?

• 22:31Speaker 03

  Yeah, I mean, obviously, people say like, he's just talking. But I mean, if you really look at it, they really less like saying they really don't want you. Their pick is there and they traded away and they need a receiver. And they end up drafting a receiver and then it plays out like that. I mean, you can't ask for nothing better.

• 22:47Ryan Clark?

  Going into the game, was that something that was on your mind? You know, I used to make stuff up. You know what I'm saying? Like, I legitimately be like, man, I know dude over there talking about me. I didn't even know them people. You know what I mean? I was always looking, though, for that edge, for something else that could get me going and get me prepared to play in a way where I truly had some animosity. Like, I didn't want it to always be business. I didn't want friends. Like, it wasn't about us hanging out in the offseason. It was, how do I find a way to dominate the field today? Was that something that was truly on your mind?

• 23:17Speaker 03

  What's on my mind? Like, every time I step on the field, it's like, everybody always says I'm like the smallest. Like, I just have speed. I always just want to go out there and just prove, like, there's more to me than just speed and a small guy on the field.

• 23:29Ryan Clark?

  Along with DeSean Jackson, you know, being a smaller, faster athlete, he also continued to show his toughness throughout his career. You mentioned, I've always been that guy. When you have a chip on your shoulder in that way, how do you go out and show that you are more than that each and every day in practice so you get those opportunities on the field?

• 23:51Speaker 03

  Yeah, I just try to go out there and I work the next person next to me. Every day, like, every day, I'm first one out there to walk through, first one out there to practice. I mean, I'm just, I'm running hard every, I'm just trying to just do something better than every, everybody on the field that's saying, every day.

• 24:06Ryan Clark?

  Late in the game, I think it's close to two minutes. You're in the slot. You split the two safeties, scored a touchdown. You're pissed off walking out the field. You don't celebrate. You throw the ball down. I watched it.

• 24:17Speaker 03

  I got him, though. I got the ball.

• 24:18Ryan Clark?

  You got it, Patrick. You know, I watched it recently. Talk about that play and what made you, a rookie, at a point where the game is over, still run full speed, still compete at that level at that time?

• 24:34Speaker 03

  I mean, at that point, I'm a rookie. I still have a lot to prove, even though I'm going into the playoffs and going to the Super Bowl with at least 10 touchdowns. But it's like, Pat, I know that Pat's still looking at stuff like, who's gonna go out here and compete for, even though the game's over, who's gonna go out here and compete, even though we're getting blown out? We have no chance. Pat, we walking out to, we walking out to the field, Pat said, I'm throwing this regardless.

• 24:59Speaker 03

  I'm gonna go get it. I have no choice. I mean, that just shows like the competitor I am and the competitor like Pat is. It don't matter what the score is, we gonna go execute.

• 25:09Ryan Clark?

  You know, I know you mentioned the Chris speech. What's been some of the conversations this offseason about how you guys get back to that position? Because even though the Philadelphia Eagles are the Super Bowl champion, the Kansas City Chiefs are the team.

• 25:26Speaker 03

  Hundred percent.

• 25:26Ryan Clark?

  You know what I mean? Like, that's the team that has three championships under this regime, with this head coach, with this quarterback. That's the team that's been to the AFC Championship every single year that Patrick Mahomes has started. But there are teams who are built now to try to beat the Kansas City Chiefs. What's some of the conversations you guys have in the building to continue to keep that edge even though they've been winning at such a high clip for so long?

• 25:53Speaker 03

  I think what KC's so good at is they let guys just go out there and be theirselves. I feel like that's what keeps guys loving the game still. Coach Reed always says, like, go out there and show your personalities and I'll treat you to a cheeseburger. That's like his saying. Like, he really means it. Like, he's like, if we're in practice, we do celebrations. Like, we starting to like build like that swagger, bringing that swagger back around KC.

• 26:18Ryan Clark?

  Yeah. Have you ever gotten a hamburger?

• 26:20Speaker 03

  Nah, but.

• 26:24Ryan Clark?

  Yeah, I was gonna say, has he ever followed through on the hamburger? Headed into this season, you're obviously excited because Rasheed's healthy, but you're gonna miss him for a few games as the season starts. What will he bring to the offense once he's able to get back on the field?

• 26:43Speaker 03

  Rasheed, before he got hurt, was a top-five receiver in the league.

• 26:48Speaker 03

  Without a doubt. Like, he was leading the league. I think in yards, catches, he had like 19 catches in three games. And then the Chargers game, he got hurt. It was unfortunate for him, but I mean, like Rashid, like he works hard. He came back off that knee surgery and came back to OTAs like he never got hurt. He just, he loves the game and I mean, that's just the type of player he is.

• 27:07Ryan Clark?

  You know, I'm excited to see that you guys opened up with the Chargers. First game, it's in Brazil. This is a team in the Chargers that for the last two years, people have been saying, okay, that's the team that's gonna beat Kansas City. This is a team in the Chargers that have Justin Herbert at quarterback on the offensive side of the ball, someone like Derwin James on the defensive side of the ball, who's an absolute lunatic.

• 27:33Ryan Clark?

  You know what I mean? What's important for you guys as you start the season to let people know, hey, man, like we're still the same Kansas City, but we're actually even better, even more pissed off because of how last year finished?

• 27:46Speaker 03

  Watching that Bears game when we played like kinda like the first quarter, a little bit the second quarter, you could kinda feel and see the swagger that we're kinda bringing more to the game now. I feel like last year preseason, when the starters were kinda in, it was like we were playing, but obviously we were just playing because we had to play in preseason. But this year, I feel like we're in there like we didn't wanna get out. Guys is in there like not trying to get out, like we really trying to like go out there and play. So I mean, like this year, I mean, coming into the first game, guys are going in there like we ready, like it's the difference. You could feel it in like the locker room, like guys, it's a different feeling.

• 28:19Ryan Clark?

  Would y'all put a, I think y'all put up 17 by the time y'all were on the bench, you know, against the Bears. But the regular season is different, like you know that. Not only does it heighten for you as a team, it picks up for other teams. And I remember, like, you know, I think people tell this lie, right? They're like, every week's the same. That's not true.

• 28:40Speaker 03

  It's not.

• 28:41Ryan Clark?

  It's not true, right? If I'm going to play the Cleveland Browns, it's different than I'm going to play the Baltimore Ravens. Right? It's absolutely different. But you guys are that team. Right, like if I'm, if I'm, if I'm playing against the Raiders, and if I'm playing against Kansas City, I approach those games differently. How often do you guys speak of matching the other team's energy, understanding how they're gonna walk into the stadium to play y'all?

• 29:07Speaker 03

  Right, I feel like this is what we're, what we got, what we're so good at, and the reason why KC wins so many games. Like they're, they're, the reason why they don't like lose a lot of games, and why we win like in like tough situations. We go in thinking like, we don't, we don't, we can't come in matching them. We need to come in already on go, like we just need to come in ready to play. And I feel like Coach Reed always, before the game, the night before the game, he has like the little speech when we watch the film. And I feel like he always just instills that in us, like to go out there and be you, like perform, don't let them, don't wait for them to hit you in your mouth to see what you gonna respond with.

• 29:40Ryan Clark?

  You talked about your mom was coming up the escalator. She got like instantly famous after you ran the 40, you know, and that brought out more of what your relationship was like. What sort of mother she had been to you? How much gratitude you have for all that she's done for you? What does it mean for you now to be able to make her proud every day with the way you work and the way you play after the way she sacrificed for you and your siblings?

• 30:10Speaker 03

  Yeah, my mom, me and my mom have like a real like brother and sister relationship. Like if you heard us talk, like you'd think she's my sister. Like she'd probably get on the phone like, "What's up, cuz?" But yeah, like it's just, I mean, it's a different feeling being able now to, like I got two little sisters now, and obviously I'm like the father figure for them. My mom's a single mom, so I always just wanna be the, the person that they could see like that, a good influence for them to see how a man's supposed to treat a woman. So I always just look out for my mom. It's, it's amazing feeling to be able to help my mom in any way I can. I could go, if she needs help with this, I could go do that. So it's a, it's a different type of feeling.

• 30:47Ryan Clark?

  What was it like when you guys were able to start your foundation that honors single mothers? You had your first camp. You know, so many times, the things we pour back into in our communities are things that we experienced, things that we dealt with. And sometimes, the thing that got us to where we are, and you're doing that with your foundation. How exciting is it to be able to give back in that way?

• 31:12Speaker 03

  Man, it's so exciting. And my mom was probably like, she probably cried about it. She didn't tell me about it, but I know she probably cried about it. Because we talked about this when I was like 11 years old, like, starting something that could help single moms and help kids from where I'm from. Because a lot of kids from where I'm from, they don't even get recruited or looked at. Fresno's like a real small spot. So, I mean, like, just being able to bring eyes to Fresno and bring like a different type of scenery out there is amazing.

• 31:36Ryan Clark?

  Man, that's really cool. And they say, you know, there were, I think Icky Woods brought, you know, he's from out that way. He brought kids to the camp. And when we think of California, right, I feel like we only think of like one small portion of it.

• 31:47Speaker 03

  Yeah, everybody thinks of LA when you hear California.

• 31:50Ryan Clark?

  Right, LA. How much pride do you have in being someone from where you're from, like you said, where kids don't get recruited, where people don't necessarily always make it? How much pride do you have in the fact that you were able to do the work, to sacrifice, to now put your place, your city, on?

• 32:08Speaker 03

  Right. And I think that's why I go so hard. Like, kids where I'm from wish to be in a spot where I'm at, or just even like just to be able to make it out. So like, the fact that I made it out and then everybody, I've always been counted out. Being from Fresno, you're counted out regardless, because if you're not in LA, they think, oh, yeah, what are you doing? But, I mean, just being from there and making it out and being like as small, as small as I am, and going to college level and doing what I did, I feel like that just gave a lot of kids motivation. So that's, I feel like that's why I go as hard as I do to just keep giving them that motivation.

• 32:39Ryan Clark?

  In your receiver room, you know, there are older guys. You obviously have Trav, you have Pat. As the best player, or one of the best players in that room, in on this team, how comfortable are you now? Because I know you're quiet. How comfortable are you now leading from the front when you have to?

• 32:56Speaker 03

  Yeah, I feel like me, like, I've always been like a guy that was just like lead by example. Like, I always want a coach to say like, do what X is doing, or something like that. I feel like that's what makes me feel like, okay, like, I'm helping the guys in a certain way. I'm not like a vocal guy. I'll help a guy out if he asks me for the plays. But, I mean, I'll just lead by example.

• 33:15Ryan Clark?

  What gets Kansas City back to the Super Bowl, but home with the trophy this year?

• 33:22Speaker 03

  I feel like just controlling what we can control. I feel like we play good fundamental football. I mean, even all aspects, two-minute. Last year, we had the most wins for one-score games ever. I mean, every game was like a one-score game or a two-minute situation. And we go through that. Like, I feel like that's why Coach Reed's training camp is one of the best, like I said, because we go over those situations every day. And guys think it's like exhausting. But I was telling like Rashard Smith the other day, like, "Yeah, like, this is real. Like, this stuff really happens in the game. And Coach Reed knows how to prepare you for it and get your mind ready for it."

• 33:56Ryan Clark?

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• 34:13Fred Taylor?

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• 34:22Channing Crowder?

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• 34:26Ryan Clark?

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• 34:45Ryan Clark?

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• 35:08Ryan Clark?

  What's it like going against Trent McDuffie every day in practice?

• 35:12Speaker 03

  I was telling my mom this the other day, he's one of the best, he's the best corner I've ever went against in my life.

• 35:17Ryan Clark?

  Really?

• 35:18Speaker 03

  Yeah, out of all the corners I went against.

• 35:19Ryan Clark?

  So when you step up in one-on-ones, does Trent McDuffie?

• 35:22Speaker 03

  Yeah, he always, he knows, like, come on, bro, like, I need you up here.

• 35:27Ryan Clark?

  How much have you felt like that sort of work every day in practice has helped you continue to get better headed into your second year in the league?

• 35:35Speaker 03

  Yeah, I mean, last year, me and Trent kind of went a little bit, but I was a younger guy, he boom with Rashid, but this year, it's more of a, like, I'm building that rapport with him, I'm understanding, like, DB's leverage, I'm understanding, I need to stack, like, I feel like that's the main difference from college to the NFL too as well, like, DB's are a lot smarter, they know cutoff angles, they know this route you're gonna run. I feel like that's what Trent's really good at too as well.

• 35:58Ryan Clark?

  September 29th, Los Angeles Chargers in SoFi.

• 36:02Speaker 03

  Go ball.

• 36:03Ryan Clark?

  Yeah, you get the go ball. Take me through sort of the thought process pre-snap and then what happens through the route to the catch?

• 36:12Speaker 03

  Rashid goes down that game, and they're telling me, like, yeah, like, you gotta know, you gotta know this position, you gotta know that, and I'm in my head, I'm thinking, like, damn, I kind of don't know it, so I'm looking at the, I'm looking at Rashid, I'm like, yo, like, let me get right, like, let me look at these plays, look at the plays, all right, cool, I'm locked in now, and I get out on the field, I'm like, this is my time to show, like, why they drive to me, they drive to me for a reason, so, seen the ball in the air, and I gave a little headzi, and it was history, like, I'm gonna go get this.

• 36:42Ryan Clark?

  So when I initially looked at it on the all-22, I thought it was a stutter.

• 36:45Speaker 03

  Nah.

• 36:46Ryan Clark?

  And then I watched it, and I was like, okay, he just hesitated, but do you understand how fast you gotta be to be able to do that and time it out?

• 36:54Speaker 03

  I don't know.

• 36:55Ryan Clark?

  Right, you know what I mean, because Patrick is on timing.

• 36:58Speaker 03

  Yeah, he's a couple steps in this out.

• 37:00Ryan Clark?

  And he's letting it go, you know what I'm saying, so when you running underneath it, it's like no doubt in your mind, like, I'm gonna go get to it.

• 37:06Speaker 03

  Yeah, like, when I get, it's like a certain mode I get in, like, where I'm like, if this ball's in the air, I'm gonna go get it.

• 37:12Ryan Clark?

  You get a crosser late in the game.

• 37:15Speaker 03

  End of the game, the end of game.

• 37:16Ryan Clark?

  End of the game, you get a shallow, right? I think it came from bunch.

• 37:19Speaker 03

  Yep, they went zero or eleven hole.

• 37:23Ryan Clark?

  Yeah, when you get to the line, to me, that's a play that says he's not just a speed guy. Right? It's catch and run, it's get through the trash. Talk about, because we talked about this with Devonte Adams a little bit. You get to the line of scrimmage, what are you reading in that situation to know that they're going to bring pressure? And then now I know which man I gotta beat out of the bunch.

• 37:50Speaker 03

  So, one, you're watching like cues, like as a DB, you guys have signals that you guys gotta relay off. Their signal was like they had like cover two, their horns and stuff like that. And you kind of could see the backers creeping up. So Pat like does this thing like where it was like a pre-snap, like get you to jump. And you see them kind of moving up and I seen like they were playing like a little halo technique levels.

• 38:12Ryan Clark?

  Yep.

• 38:13Speaker 03

  And I'm like, he has me from way back there, it's no way, I'm finna beat you across the field.

• 38:20Ryan Clark?

  Yeah, and that's exactly what it was. I just remember after watching that game, I actually did a tape of that play to just talk about the fact that Andy Reid, Matt Nagy, you can't have this thought process because this dude's 4-2. We gotta line him up at X and run go balls all the time. Or put him in post, right? Put people in position where they gotta figure out how to cover him inside bunches, inside stacks, on crossers. What's the next step for you though, to ascend into one of those receivers? We talk about in the top tier of guys with the chases and with the Jeffersons, with the AJ Browns and players like that.

• 39:01Speaker 03

  Right, it's understanding more coverages. Like last year, like what I just told you, like with the halo and the coverage and then, I couldn't tell you that last year. I feel like this year it's more of a understanding more of like the coverage and what they're gonna be doing and how guys are gonna be in zones. I feel like KC's offense is more of a finding the open in the zone, not just running a play. I feel like that's why we're so good. And Trav, like he has like certain things that I kind of watch and try to mimic every day.

• 39:28Ryan Clark?

  How much of that Trav be making up, bro?

• 39:31Speaker 03

  He doesn't make it up, he has a lot of freedom, like it's just sitting out in the zone.

• 39:36Ryan Clark?

  I was like, okay, guys. Like, as a time he go, you know, and you could see it because he understands it, but it's also.

• 39:42Speaker 03

  It's just him and one five chemistry. It's like, it's crazy.

• 39:45Ryan Clark?

  Really?

• 39:46Speaker 03

  It's like certain things like where like, I highly explain it like Pat, Travis doing something. And like, it's off script and Pat would just layer it in there like a handoff. Like, it's crazy, like.

• 39:58Ryan Clark?

  Were you able to see that early on in camp? And then watch it progress? Or did it take a while for you to start to understand they had sort of this telepathy?

• 40:06Speaker 03

  I seen as soon as I got there OTAs, like, it was crazy, like, they have like this crazy chemistry. Like, they know exactly where each other is gonna be on the field.

• 40:14Ryan Clark?

  So that, that makes me sad, though, because like, we don't know when that's coming to an end.

• 40:19Speaker 03

  Yeah, it's crazy.

• 40:20Ryan Clark?

  So how important is winning the Super Bowl this year for the Kansas City Chiefs?

• 40:24Speaker 03

  It's getting older days. I mean, shoot, we just gotta go get it for them. I mean, you'll never know when it's gonna be your time, so just going out there and playing and just trying to, obviously trying to be the greatest you could be.

• 40:34Ryan Clark?

  For you, coming up, you said, okay, I idolize the Sean Jackson. When you're thinking about guys in the league now, wide receivers that, okay, when, if you want to be counted as one of the best, these are the dudes you have to chase. Who do you think those players are right now in the NFL at the wide receiver position?

• 40:56Speaker 03

  Right now, you look at the, the Jamar Chases, the, the Justin Jeffersons, obviously those guys are, they're obviously going out there every year. It's clockwork with them. It's every week, every year with them nowadays.

• 41:07Ryan Clark?

  What gets you to the point with your mother, where you feel like for her, you've done enough?

• 41:13Speaker 03

  You can never do enough. I mean, obviously, she's the one that brought me into this world. So like, just being able to, being able to provide for like my mom and like, obviously I got two of the sisters. So I, I grew up around like straight girls, like all girls. My aunt stays in my house too. So, so I mean, just being able to like provide for them, it just brings like a different level of joy. I feel like that's what keeps wakes me up in the morning to go to practice. Like, you have to have like a will to go to practice every morning.

• 41:40Ryan Clark?

  Oh, I know. You know, being a father figure to your two sisters and, you know, wanting to show.

• 41:49Ryan Clark?

  When loving a woman or being with a woman, this is what it's supposed to be like. What's that sort of pressure like, though? Because, I mean, you're still young. And it feels like you had that thought process far before now.

• 42:03Speaker 03

  Yeah, I mean, so my, I got one more. So one of my sisters is 14. She kind of like grew up and like seen everything. Like, she seemed like the struggle. Youngest sister, she's seven. She didn't kind of see the struggle like that. So she, she's kind of spoiled. So, I mean, just understanding, like, I kind of like, so growing up in the house, my mom kind of always raised me like, yeah, like, whenever you grow up, you need to do this, you need to do this. And it kind of just got instilled in my head, like, just like being a, being a man in this world, like, you have to understand, like, there's going to be eyes on you 24/7, especially in that sport I play. So just giving back to my little sister, she watches me more than I know. My mom tells me all the time, like, yeah, your little sister, she was talking about this. Like, she said this. And, but when I get around, she gets a little nervous.

• 42:45Speaker 03

  So, so like, but it's like, that's how I know, like, I just have to make sure I'm always on point on what I do, because they're always going to be watching.

• 42:53Ryan Clark?

  Do you want a family?

• 42:55Speaker 03

  Yeah, growing up, yeah, for sure.

• 42:57Ryan Clark?

  Yeah, because you know, sometimes when, when you grow up certain ways, you, you start to say, okay, I know I don't want that, right? I, I grew up with a single mother. I don't want a family that goes through that. But also, when you don't see it, and when you're struggling, it's like, maybe I'm not prepared, or maybe I haven't experienced enough to have a family of my own and take care of that family in the way that I'd want to. But for you, how important is it to have that family? So you could show your little sisters, hey, look, this is what it's supposed to look like for you when you find a man. And also show your mom that even though you were by yourself, you raised me to be this.

• 43:36Speaker 03

  Yeah, you know what's great? My mom always talks about that, like. Having a family and just being able to come over and do this and do this family stuff. That's why I always like, kinda like, wanted to have a family. Cause my mom always talked about it. And we, like, growing up, we did a lot of, like, family stuff, like barbecues and fam coming over to come play with the kids and stuff like that. So, it was just always something that was around, like, when I was a kid.

• 43:59Ryan Clark?

  Yeah. What's the Xavier Worthy goal book look like? Right, so I used to always, so every year in training camp, I'd write down tackles, interceptions, forced fumbles. And I'd put it in my bible, you know, and I'd pray, pray on it. And sometimes I got there, and sometimes I didn't. But there were these goals I wanted to reach. What do your goals look like for this year?

• 44:21Speaker 03

  So, this is crazy. That's what my mom, like, we just talked about this, like, she asked, my mom told me, like, what's your goals this year? And I told her, like, just to be my best self every day. And I feel like, obviously, like, being my best self, obviously, people would say, like, oh, you don't know what your best self is. That's why I say, like, just try to be my best self every day to be great. As, obviously, if I'm doing good now, if I'm trying to be my best self every day, I mean, obviously, I'm just gonna do, continue to do good and continue to do great. So, just trying to prepare something every day, every time I wake up.

• 44:54Ryan Clark?

  Do you feel like you were your best self every day in your rookie season?

• 44:58Speaker 03

  I was trying to be. Trying to be, I mean, shoot, you can't complain. I had 12 touchdowns, so I mean, I can't complain.

• 45:05Ryan Clark?

  Nah, you can't complain at all. Man, I appreciate you, man, I appreciate your time getting this done. Uh, best of luck in Brazil, stay safe. There's supposed to be, like, certain colors you can't wear.

• 45:14Speaker 03

  Oh, I'm in a, I'm in a hotel, man.

• 45:16Ryan Clark?

  So, when you go to Brazil, you're not going nowhere?

• 45:18Speaker 03

  Nope.

• 45:20Ryan Clark?

  Bruh, like, I remember back in the day, man, XXL magazine, they made Brazil look like it was the place.

• 45:24Speaker 03

  It probably is, I ain't gonna lie.

• 45:28Speaker 03

  I ain't messing with, they said they still foes out there, so I'm cool.

• 45:32Ryan Clark?

  Man, I appreciate your time, brother.

• 45:34Speaker 03

  Yes, sir.

• 45:34Ryan Clark?

  Man, thank you, though. That was good, bro, appreciate you. How much you weigh right now?

• 45:39Speaker 03

  175.

• 45:41Ryan Clark?

  Oh, shoot, you thick.

• 45:42Speaker 03

  Yeah, I'm gonna dig it, man.

• 45:45Ryan Clark?

  I uh, so you say what she was 149 in the first game? I was 1, like 165 when I left high school. But see, kids different now though.

• 45:56Speaker 03

  Nah, it's dead completely different.

• 45:57Ryan Clark?

  Like it's different like with the, the training. Shoot, now you got NIL and all that like. When I was young, like people weren't training like that.

• 46:04Speaker 03

  Like growing up, so like growing up, I never like, so my mom probably could tell you this now. Like I trained myself like in the backyard like. I never had no trainer before college.

• 46:13Ryan Clark?

  Just put, you should just put our cones in the back.

• 46:15Speaker 03

  I used to be in the backyard just doing drills. My mom probably has videos of me like doing drills in the backyard.

• 46:19Ryan Clark?

  Bro, you should save them though.

• 46:20Speaker 03

  Yeah, she has them like it's crazy. Like growing up, I'm probably gonna make like this little thing for like, just like my little myself like just to have it for the family. But it's crazy, I've been working out in the backyard with cones and stuff.