Andy Reid Says Patrick Mahomes is 'Taking It to Another Level' After Injury
Summary
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is back on the field after recovering from a serious knee injury. Head coach Andy Reid praised Mahomes’ hard work and progress during rehab and training, expressing optimism about the upcoming season.Key Facts
- Patrick Mahomes tore two ligaments (ACL and LCL) in his left knee last season, ending his playing year early.
- Mahomes has spent months recovering and has returned to full participation at training camp.
- Coach Andy Reid said Mahomes works very hard on rehab and doesn’t complain.
- Reid noted Mahomes learned from former players Travis Kelce and Alex Smith, which helped him improve.
- Mahomes threw for 3,587 yards and 22 touchdowns before his injury last season.
- The Chiefs missed the playoffs last season after Mahomes’ injury.
- Team leaders like Kelce are returning, and the Chiefs added running back Kenneth Walker III this offseason.
- The team and fans are hopeful Mahomes will help the Chiefs return to their earlier success and compete for the Super Bowl again.
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