Patrick Mahomes shockingly on field for OTAs after tearing ACL, LCL five months ago
Patrick Mahomes has returned to the field for organized team activities just five months after undergoing surgery for a torn ACL and LCL. His recovery has been described as ahead of schedule, with Mahomes actively participating in throwing drills. The Kansas City Chiefs are cautiously optimistic about his progress as they prepare for the upcoming season.
- ▪Patrick Mahomes was seen on the field for OTAs after significant knee surgery.
- ▪Chiefs general manager Brett Veach noted that Mahomes is ahead of schedule in his rehabilitation.
- ▪Mahomes has been consistently present at the team's facility during his recovery.
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NFL Patrick Mahomes shockingly on field for OTAs after tearing ACL, LCL five months ago By Andrew Battifarano Published May 26, 2026, 6:17 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Patrick Mahomes has pulled off his latest act of wizardry, and it might be the most impressive of all. The Chiefs quarterback was back on the field for organized team activities (OTAs) on Tuesday, just a little over five months after tearing the LCL and ACL in his left knee, ESPN reported. ESPN added that Mahomes did throw the ball, but the full extent of his participation is not clear. The Chiefs will host a practice on Thursday that will be open to the media.
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