Worthy started slow, but finished in blazing hot form, and it's something he wants to continue. “The end of last year was kind of like a stepping stone for me," Worthy said.

Local News Xavier Worthy, ex-fiancée ending legal battle The legal issues between the two stem from a March 8 domestic dispute that resulted in Worthy being arrested in Williamson County.

Worthy's attorney, Chad Pinkerton, confirmed that court records show the lawsuit Worthy filed against his ex, Tia Jones, is being dropped, along with a request for a protective order.

Xavier Worthy was initially arrested and booked for assault, but he was soon released as the local district attorney said he wouldn’t pursue the case. The wide receiver, who was drafted out of ...

The football player was requesting damages between $250,000 and $1,000,000. Worthy’s attorney, Chad Pinkerton, stated in the lawsuit that Jones lied about the incident leading to Worthy’s arrest.

The lawsuit includes photos of Worthy, in which he claims Jones tore out his hair. Worthy has applied for a protective order against Jones. No criminal charges have been filed on either party.

More Worthy and Jones have each accused the other in court documents of physical abuse, though neither faces criminal charges. Protective orders have been filed by each in Central Texas over the ...

AUSTIN, Texas — Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy has sued his former girlfriend after he was arrested for allegedly attacking her earlier this month. In the lawsuit filed Monday ...

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy is suing his ex-fiancée Tia Jones for making "intentionally false and misleading allegations" against him earlier this month when she accused him of ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy has filed a civil lawsuit against his former girlfriend, accusing her of assault, battery, theft, defamation, and other civil ...

Xavier Worthy has sued his ex-fiancee, Tia Jones, for extortion after claiming she stole $150,000 worth of cash and property and assaulted him.