Chiefs’ Andy Reid can’t hide the truth while discussing Patrick Mahomes’ recovery status

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid addressed Patrick Mahomes’ recovery from a torn ACL during training camp for the 2026-27 NFL season. Mahomes, who tore his ACL in December, is actively participating in practices. After speaking to ESPN’s Dan Graziano, Reid expressed satisfaction with Mahomes’ performance, stating that he looks sharp and performs as he normally does.

However, Reid declined to confirm Mahomes' availability for the start of the season, emphasizing that he needs to consult with the doctors. The Chiefs aim to reclaim their playoff position and potentially challenge for another Super Bowl next season, with Mahomes' health and performance being crucial to their success. With Travis Kelce's potential final season looming, the team faces pressure to ensure a memorable goodbye for the franchise legend.

Despite Mahomes' odds for a Super Bowl title being the longest in his era, the team remains cautiously optimistic, aware that the Chiefs have longer odds than the LA Rams, Buffalo Bills, Baltimore Ravens, and Seattle Seahawks.