On Monday, another big voice spoke highly of Mahomes’ recovery. Chiefs general manager Brett Veach said Mahomes was “way ahead of schedule,” during an interview on Sirius XM NFL Radio. Veach said he wouldn’t be shocked if Mahomes wanted to be “full go” when the team starts training camp, per For The Win.

Miami Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis is going viral for throwing a wild first pitch at the Marlins game on Friday.

The Kansas City Chiefs are navigating an unprecedented offseason as they await Patrick Mahomes' return from a torn ACL and LCL. While Mahomes is progressing in his recovery and attending voluntary workouts,

Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach concurred with team owner Clark Hunt, saying that quarterback Patrick Mahomes' recovery from knee surgery is "ahead of schedule."

Patrick Mahomes is an NFL quarterback. He plays for the Kansas City Chiefs. He played college football for the Texas Tech Red Raiders.

Patrick Mahomes has three Super Bowl rings, two NFL MVP awards, and six Pro Bowl selections, but there is one college football team he has never won against. And now a former head coach of the programme praised Mahomes for his skills.

After a knee surgery in December last year, Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes could join OTAs this month. The move would be way ahead of schedule from his torn ACL and LCL suffered late 2025 vs. Chargers.