Patrick Mahomes Shares ‘Tough’ Family News at Chiefs Training Camp
Yahoo Sports • • sports
Key Points:
- The Kansas City Chiefs began training camp on July 24, with quarterback Patrick Mahomes cleared to fully participate after recovering from ACL and MCL tears sustained in December.
- Mahomes is on track to potentially start Week 1 of the 2026 NFL season against the Denver Broncos, defying typical recovery timelines for such injuries.
- Mahomes cited the toughest part of his rehab as being unable to actively play with his three young children, which motivated his recovery once he regained mobility.
- Despite the injury, Mahomes and his family maintained an active offseason, with Mahomes gradually reducing use of a leg sleeve and planning to wear a knee brace during training camp for comfort.
- The quarterback expressed confidence and excitement about returning to the field, emphasizing his improved strength and mental readiness to help the Chiefs rebound from their previous 6-11 season.
