Mahomes' Recovery Update: Chiefs Cautious but Optimistic

On March 31st, Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is pushing through rehab after

tearing his ACL back in December and getting reconstructive surgery.

He's making solid progress, but no one knows yet when he'll die back into full practice

sessions.

Earlier this week at the league meetings, head coach Andy Reed shared an update.

He said it's tough to tell if Mahomes is ahead of schedule, but everything looks good

so far.

The injury means he's probably sitting out most of the off-season workouts.

Fans and the team are hoping he shows up for training camp, and if the regular season

opener sneaks up without him ready, they've got just in fields.

Waiting is back up.

Mahomes dropped a video recently showing off some light throws, which is a big positive

step in his recovery.

Reed's keeping it flexible, saying he'll listen to the medical experts on whether to ease

him in limited or hold him back.

For now, the Chiefs are playing a day by day watching how Mahomes heals up unique

to him, and that steady vibe has everyone optimistic about what's.

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