Chiefs Answer Ravens TD Quickly With Xavier Worthy Score

The NFL season is now fully underway, and the Baltimore Ravens got the first touchdown of the season.

They capped off a 13-play drive with a rushing touchdown from their new star running back, Derrick Henry. He got 17 rushing yards on the drive and was able to punch it in at the end of the drive.

But the Chiefs were able to come back right away and get a touchdown of their own. A few of the team's first plays went to second-year receiver Rashee Rice, but it was Xavier Worthy who eventually was able to punch it in.

It only took five plays for the team to score, and that is when head coach Andy Reid broke out the playbook. The Chiefs ran an end-around and flipped it right to the speedster Worthy. It was a 21-yard rush that showed his raw speed and just how much the team can use him.

The Chiefs were able to tie it up very quickly after the Ravens took an early lead, and they will be looking to use that momentum going forward in the game.