Summary
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is currently undergoing rehabilitation for knee injuries and will not play in the upcoming game against the Las Vegas Raiders. Coach Andy Reid shared that Mahomes is working hard on his recovery, but he will miss the trip to Las Vegas as he continues to heal. The Chiefs are facing changes as both their star quarterback and tight end Travis Kelce have uncertain futures.
Key Facts
- Patrick Mahomes is rehabilitating from a knee injury.
- He tore his ACL and LCL on December 14, 2025, against the Los Angeles Chargers.
- The typical recovery time for an ACL injury is about nine months.
- Mahomes' injury includes an LCL complication, which could extend recovery.
- Mahomes had surgery shortly after the injury and is actively working on his rehab.
- Coach Andy Reid confirmed Mahomes will not travel for the game against the Las Vegas Raiders.
- Tight end Travis Kelce's potential retirement is also in the news.
- The 2025 season marks the Chiefs' first losing season since 2012 and no playoff presence since 2014.
