The Kansas City Chiefs' Vice President of Sports Medicine and Performance, Rick Burkholder, gave a comprehensive update on QB Patrick Mahomes' knee injury on Wednesday. He first opened things up by explaining the timeline and decisions that ultimately led to what some believed was a

Patrick Mahomes underwent surgery on Monday night to repair a torn ACL in his left knee. It wasn’t the only ligament injured, after all. Via Ian Rapoport of NFL Media, Mahomes also tore the LCL in his left knee. Rapoport adds that, while it complicates the recovery, it doesn’t necessarily extend the timeline for a return beyond nine months.

Forward Alan Pulido of Sporting KC lies on the field after injuring his knee during a match against LAFC in June 2021. A soccer knee injury, when it involves a torn ligament, can require surgery, depending on the tear and which of the four main ligaments ...

What do you do when Joel Embiid has another injury in the playoffs, is in doubt to be available for round two vs. the Celtics or Hawks, and you don't have a medical degree or trust WebMD enough to write an article? You call an expert who actually knows ...

There's growing speculation that Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes will miss some, if not all of the 2026 NFL season.