Patrick Mahomes details final steps in pre-camp injury clearance
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes has been cleared for full practice following a season-ending knee injury. He successfully passed a rigorous physical test administered by his surgeon to ensure he is ready for the upcoming season.
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As the Kansas City Chiefs left for training camp at Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph, the team received some welcome news. Star quarterback Patrick Mahomes was cleared to practice after spending the offseason rehabbing from a season-ending knee injury suffered in December.
Speaking after Saturday’s practice, Mahomes revealed the final hurdle he overcame before Dr. Dan Cooper — who repaired the quarterback’s ACL and LCL — would sign off on a return to full participation.
Final clearance was not a given.
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