Chiefs WR Worthy on track to return vs Ravens

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy appears on track to return to action after practicing fully on Wednesday, a development that could boost a struggling offense ahead of Sunday’s game against the Baltimore Ravens. Worthy, sidelined since suffering a dislocated shoulder in the season opener in Brazil, missed the teams Week 2 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles and was ruled out for Week 3 at the New York Giants before resuming full participation this week, team officials said.

Worthy’s injury occurred three plays into the opener when he collided with teammate Travis Kelce on a crossing route. Kelce later said he unintentionally laid out Worthy while attempting to create separation for the receiver, and took responsibility for the play. The 22 year old Texas product was limited in practice for several weeks and listed as questionable before being downgraded to out for the Giants game. Coach Andy Reid said the decision to sit him for Week 3 was precautionary. He said Worthy was optimistic and eager to play but that between the player and the medical staff they determined it was not the right time.

Kansas City managed a 22 9 victory at MetLife Stadium without Worthy, relying...