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Patrick Mahomes is back and ready to dominate from day one, fueled by relentless rehab and a laser focus on Week One against the Broncos. Former QB Trent Green, who knows a thing or two about knee recovery, says Mahomes attacked his comeback like a true competitor—surgery timed for opening day, every rep in practice, no preseason games to protect his progress. His teammates, including Xavier Worthy, are already syncing up with him, praising his work ethic as the ultimate team motivator. The Chiefs aren’t just ready—they’re primed to roar.
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On September 7th, all right, let's talk about Patrick Mahomes and his comeback. The big news is that he's been working hard all off season to be ready for the Kansas City Chiefs season opener against the Denver Broncos. Former Chiefs quarterback, Trent Green, believes Mahomes will be under center, and he's seen him taking every rep in practice. Green, who knows a thing or two about recovering from serious knee injuries himself, thinks Mahomes' motivation after tearing his ACL and LCL last. Mahomes will make him even more dangerous. He mentioned that Mahomes attacked his rehab with week one as the target, and that's been his driving force. The plan was in motion from the moment Mahomes had surgery. Doctors said he could be ready in nine months, and they scheduled the surgery so that nine months later would be opening day. Green's seen it firsthand, and he says Mahomes looks like the regular Patrick Mahomes, not someone recovering from a devastating injury. Mahomes didn't play in any preseason games, which was a deliberate choice. That coach Andy Reed said he'd keep getting his work in practice, and that's exactly
what's been happening. Even his teammate, Y receiver Xavier Worthy, has been working on timing with him early in the off season. Worthy also pointed out that Mahomes' determination is setting the tone for the whole team. He described Mahomes as a will guy, always willing to put in the work, and that kind of leadership is contagious. It sounds like the chiefs are ready to roll. NFL News Today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on Game Day. I'm Cory with The Story.
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