The prettiest play from Thursday night.

[Direckshun]

We need to take a thread and specifically talk about the beauty of the play design, the execution of Xavier Worthy's first touchdown.

Oh my god:



(play breakdown starts at 4:41)

This play has to be an absolute blast. They pull Trey Smith as if they're running Pacheco off the LT.

And other than those two guys and Mahomes, absolutely everyone else is blocking for Worthy.

Kelce hammers the point of attack with a fantastic block. Rice manages a reach block of sorts.

Everyone else is just stampeding, with Gray as lead blocker. And Worthy is just an absolute blur -- it's gorgeous.

With everyone taking that initial jump to the left fake, the DL is completely out of the play. All that's left is a bunch of LBs and DBs who get steamrolled by two TEs and four -- ****ing four -- offensive linemen.

Check the energy at the end of the play. Kelce of course puts exclamation points on two linebackers, Rice reach blocks Kyle Hamilton before Humphrey erases him from existence, Kingsley and Thuney erase Roquan, Taylor mans up the free safety. Two linebackers are the only ones who have a shot at Worthy and they're both absolutely powerless.

Humphrey is jacked, Taylor is jacked, Kingsley is jacked, Kelce is as jacked as you can ask for.

It's an early contender for play of the year for this team. It happened because of play design, because of execution, and the energy is the cherry on top. It's beautiful. Oh my god.