Patrick Mahomes Gives Honest Update on His Surgically Repaired Knee
Summary
Patrick Mahomes, quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs, has recovered well from his knee surgery after tearing his ACL and LCL last season. He has met all recovery goals and feels strong during practice as the new NFL season approaches.Key Facts
- Mahomes injured his ACL and LCL late last NFL season.
- He has completed surgery and rehabilitation successfully.
- Mahomes said he feels good and can handle the daily practice grind.
- Coaches and teammates report positive signs about his recovery.
- Head coach Andy Reid does not plan to put Mahomes in live games before the season starts.
- Mahomes has not played in a live NFL game for over eight months.
- The Chiefs will face tough opposing players like Nik Bonitto and others at the season opener on September 14.
- The season opener will be on “Monday Night Football” against the Denver Broncos.
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