Patrick Mahomes missed the last two games while recovering from a knee injury, and apparently the reigning NFL MVP was able to use his time off to come up with a new way to throw touchdown passes.
Patrick Mahomes has been practicing this week and trending toward returning to action after just a two-game absence, and Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid made it official on Friday.
Patrick Mahomes appears to be trending towards a Week 10 start for the Kansas City Chiefs.
Mahomes had a full practice on Wednesday, according to the team’s published injury report.
Patrick Mahomes remarkably returned to practice this week only six days after suffering a dislocated knee cap, and apparently that can be attributed to his rather unique physical makeup.
As expected, Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes wasn’t able to get healthy enough to play in Week 8.
The Kansas City Chiefs held their collective breath when superstar quarterback Patrick Mahomes went down with an dislocated kneecap in a 30-6 victory over the Denver Broncos last Thursday night, but
An MRI on Friday revealed that Patrick Mahomes did not sustain ligament damage when he suffered a dislocated knee during Thursday night’s win over the Denver Broncos, which is the best news the
Patrick Mahomes left Thursday night’s game against the Denver Broncos with a knee injury that initially looked very serious, but the Kansas City Chiefs are hopeful he will only miss a few games
