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Patrick Mahomes' workout video sparks injury fears over alleged muscle atrophy

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Patrick Mahomes' workout video sparks injury fears over alleged muscle atrophy
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Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes has returned to practice following an ACL and LCL injury, but fan footage has sparked concerns regarding potential muscle atrophy in his left leg. Mahomes maintains that his recovery is an ongoing process that will require management throughout his career.

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Patrick Mahomes is finally back on the practice field, but not everyone is feeling confident after watching his latest training session. The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback was medically cleared to return last week after spending the entire offseason recovering from a serious ACL and LCL injury suffered in Week 15 of the 2025 NFL season. While his return is an important step before the 2026 campaign, some fans believe the latest practice footage has raised fresh questions about his physical condition, especially the appearance of his left leg. Mahomes, however, has already made it clear that he expects the recovery process to continue even after he returns to competitive football.Patrick Mahomes’ practice video leaves Kansas City Chiefs fans worried about his recoveryMahomes took part in Chiefs training after receiving medical clearance last Wednesday, giving fans their first proper look at him back on the field.

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