Kansas City Chiefs Star Threatens Retirement Over Raiders Trade — “I’m Not Wearing Silver and Black”

Kansas City, MO – September 29, 2025

The Kansas City Chiefs shocked many fans last week when reports surfaced that second-year wide receiver Xavier Worthy could be on the roster bubble. But now the explosive rookie-turned-starter has taken things a step further, issuing a fiery vow about his football future.

Through three games this season, Worthy has totaled just two receptions for 21 yards. Despite high expectations about his speed in Andy Reid’s offense, he struggled to carve out a consistent role behind Travis Kelce and Marquez Valdes-Scantling.

Even with limited production, Worthy made it clear where his loyalty stands. Speaking to reporters, he delivered a stunning declaration:

“If they ever tried to send me to the Raiders, I’d walk away from the game.”

“I was made to wear red and gold, and I’ll never put on silver and black — not for money, not for snaps, not for anything. Loyalty to Kansas City means everything to me,” Worthy emphasized.

His words underline the venom of the Chiefs–Raiders rivalry, one of the NFL’s oldest and most heated battles. For Worthy, wearing Las Vegas colors would feel like a betrayal of the identity he’s built in Kansas City.

Team insiders explained that roster moves were more about numbers than talent. With Kansas City in championship mode, they can’t afford to keep developmental pieces at the expense of depth in other positions.

Still, Worthy’s vow struck a chord with Chiefs Kingdom. His comments not only spotlight the intensity of the rivalry but also the pride that comes with representing Kansas City’s red-and-gold tradition.

For now, Worthy’s agents are exploring opportunities with other franchises in need of speed and special-teams help. But one thing is certain: Las Vegas won’t ever be part of the conversation.