The family photos show Patrick without the compression sleeve or brace, with a visible scar along the kneecap while he is seen on a paddleboard and around the campfire. Brittany captioned the post as, “Go to a TX farm, invite all ya friends and fam—the best weekend with our squad.”
Mahomes suffered a torn ACL in the Chiefs’ December loss to the Los Angeles Chargers, with an MRI confirming the injury and surgery following that night. The procedure addressed both the ACL and a torn LCL; rehabilitation began immediately, per team updates.
In the weeks since surgery, Mahomes has shown steady progress in his recovery. Reports indicate he dropped back and threw a pass roughly 100 days after the procedure, and longtime NFL insiders have suggested he could return earlier than initially expected due to a rapid recovery pace.
Head coach Andy Reid and Chiefs staff have emphasized the intensity of Mahomes’ rehab, noting his daily commitment to training and the involvement of athletic trainer Julie Frymyer. Reid described Mahomes as highly dedicated, spending extensive time in the team’s rehab routines and maintaining a rigorous rehabilitation schedule.
Recovery updates have highlighted a proactive approach to returning to play, with insiders noting Mahomes’ unusual healing pace and his ability to perform key rehab milestones while remaining engaged with the team. The Chiefs have remained optimistic about his timeline, while stressing that rehab progress will continue to guide any return plans.
This article summarizes ongoing updates on a high-profile NFL quarterback’s knee injury and recovery timeline, reflecting the latest public information and team-reported progress.
