Matt McMullen·
Worthy continued what was already an excellent camp with another tremendous practice on Thursday morning.
The second-year receiver held on to a deep ball as he went to the ground during 11-on-11 drills early in practice, but his top play of the morning took place when he jumped over a defender and hauled in another deep shot way downfield a little bit later. Often lauded (and rightfully so) for his world-class speed, Worthy showed off both his vertical jumping ability and his strength on the play as he hauled in the pass despite getting simultaneously crunched by two defenders. It was nothing short of one of the top plays of camp so far. Another player who stood out on Thursday was wide receiver Jason Brownlee, who continued his impressive camp with an acrobatic, physical catch on a contested throw in the back of the end zone during 11-on-11 drills. Brownlee, who spent time with the New York Jets over the last two years, then followed that up with another tough catch on a fade route toward the corner of the end zone. Brownlee made the catch despite tight coverage before getting both feet in-bounds. On the other side of the ball, rookie linebacker Cooper McDonald jumped a route and picked off a pass during 11-on-11 red zone drills. McDonald later added a pass-breakup on the final scrimmage play of practice. Safety Chamarri Conner also made a standout play when he tallied an athletic pass-breakup on a deep throw during 7-on-7 drills.