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Mahomes Cleared for Training Camp After Injury
25 Jul
Summary
- Quarterback Patrick Mahomes cleared for practice.
- He suffered torn ACL and LCL in December.
- Mahomes signed a contract extension through 2033.

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes has received medical clearance to participate in upcoming training camp practices. This news comes as a significant boost for the team, as Mahomes continues his recovery from a torn ACL and LCL. He sustained the injuries in Week 15 of the previous season during a game against the Los Angeles Chargers.
Mahomes underwent surgery on December 15th, initiating an intensive rehabilitation process. Now, over seven months later, his recovery is progressing well enough for him to rejoin team practices. This expedited recovery timeline was aided by his immediate decision to undergo surgery, significantly speeding up his return.
The Chiefs are aiming to rebuild their team around Mahomes, especially after he recently signed a contract extension that secures him through the 2033 season. With veteran tight end Travis Kelce and new addition Kenneth Walker III, the team seeks to balance the offensive load and support Mahomes as he eases back into the NFL season.