Chiefs GM: Patrick Mahomes 'Way Ahead of Schedule'
Brett Veach said Mahomes is exceeding the expected 9- to 12-month recovery timeline and may do limited work in offseason drills.
- Kansas City Chiefs General Manager Brett Veach stated that quarterback Patrick Mahomes' rehabilitation is "way ahead of schedule" following his torn ACL and LCL injury sustained in December.
- After tearing his ACL and LCL in a Week 15 game against the Los Angeles Chargers, Mahomes faced an initial recovery timeline typically spanning 9 to 12 months according to medical literature.
- Mahomes visits the team facility daily and brings a trainer on family trips to Dallas, demonstrating commitment to maintaining consistent progress throughout his rehabilitation schedule.
- Head coach Andy Reid may limit Mahomes' participation during Organized Team Activities, potentially "protecting against himself" to ensure his health for the 2026 season.
- With a history of quick recoveries including a dislocated kneecap in 2019, Mahomes is tracking toward a full return by training camp with a goal of starting the 2026 opener.
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes could be on track to return to the field sooner than expected. Chiefs general manager Brett Veach told SiriusXM on Monday morning that Mahomes’ rehab is well ahead of schedule. The strong progress puts Mahomes in a position to potentially take part in portions of the team’s offseason workout program if his recovery continues without setbacks. “He’s wa…
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