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Reid: Patrick Mahomes Day to Day After Hurting Throwing Elbow in Lopsided Win over the Jets
An MRI reportedly found no major damage, and Mahomes is being monitored for pain and swelling after a hard hit in the second quarter.
- Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes suffered an elbow injury during Sunday's 35-12 win over the New York Jets, though an MRI afterward revealed no major damage to his throwing arm.
- Late in the second quarter, Jets defensive end David Bailey hit Mahomes' right arm while he was throwing, causing a sack-fumble that left the quarterback briefly on the ground.
- Head coach Andy Reid praised Mahomes' toughness after he returned to the field without missing a snap, saying, "That's that position, you're supposed to take everybody's game and help raise it."
- Mahomes admitted the injury triggered memories of last season's knee tear, saying, "It scares you in moments where you get some pains in certain areas of your body."
- The Chiefs will monitor the elbow for pain and swelling this week as Mahomes prepares for the Week 10 game against the Atlanta Falcons.
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Chiefs address Patrick Mahomes' elbow injury
The Kansas City Chiefs are easing fears about quarterback Patrick Mahomes’ elbow injury. Mahomes seemingly hurt his elbow during Sunday’s win over the New York Jets, though he remained in the game. On Monday, coach Andy Reid categorized Mahomes as day-to-day, and said the news was mostly positive following an MRI. Andy Reid said Patrick …
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