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Chiefs news: Patrick Mahomes' knee recovery admission will have fans hyped

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Patrick Mahomes is taking part in his first game back from injury as the Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback gave exciting information for fans to take in.

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Mahomes is preparing for the 10th season of his career in the league with the Chiefs. He has enjoyed incredible campaigns that saw him win three Super Bowl titles and two MVP awards, building his case as one of the best quarterbacks of all time. Following a rehab process from his torn ACL and LCL, Mahomes looks to be back in full force for Kansas City.

Lisa Salters is present in Kansas City for the Chiefs' Monday night clash with the Denver Broncos. The ESPN reporter talked about Mahomes, who revealed to her that he is excited to get back in action this season.

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"He said that having to rehab his way back from a major injury for the first time, really in his career, it really brought that love back for him. Mahomes says his knee feels good, really good, so much, in fact, he said that he doesn't even really think about it anymore when he's out on the field. Nonetheless, he said that first hit tonight will be when he really knows that he's back and that he's good to go. He will be wearing a protected knee brace, one that was customized with his specific type of injury in mind. He's been using that brace throughout training camp, and says that he's completely comfortable with it," Salters said.

"[Mahomes'] knee feels good … so much, in fact, that he said he doesn't even really think about it anymore."@saltersl shares what she's heard from Patrick Mahomes ahead of his first game back from injury 👀 pic.twitter.com/bZKsJG9kzT

— NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) September 14, 2026

What lies ahead for Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs this season

Patrick Mahomes saw his Chiefs squad miss the playoffs after he tore his ACL and LCL, hoping to get them back on track.

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Mahomes continues to be remarkable with his performances as a superstar quarterback before the injuries struck him down. In 14 games throughout 2025, he completed 315 passes for 3,587 yards and 22 touchdowns and 11 interceptions. He also added 64 rushes for 422 yards and five touchdowns on the ground.

The Chiefs will seek to improve upon their 6–11 record from 2025. Not only that, but they also intend to make the playoffs after a one-year absence and reclaim the AFC West title. Getting back to the Super Bowl will also be a major objective in their chances of success.

Kansas City's season will get underway at home for Week 1. They look forward to a division rivalry clash with the Denver Broncos on Sept. 14 at 8:15 p.m. ET.

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