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Patrick Mahomes Gets a Camp First Ahead of Chiefs Preseason Opener

After weeks of injuries, Patrick Mahomes got some encouraging news at practice ahead of the Chiefs' preseason opener.

Five-time Super Bowl champ Patrick Mahomes has been at the center of attention during Kansas City Chiefs training camp, with wide receiver Xavier Worthy sidelined due to a right shoulder sprain. Team officials have been gradually reintegrating Rashee Rice, who returned from knee surgery, into the offense, while fifth-round rookie Cyrus Allen has been praised for his performances.

Tyquan Thornton has also been involved in first-team drill work. However, this Monday marked the first time all four of Mahomes' key receivers were present on the field together during practice. Worthy remains sidelined, but could be cleared in the near future. With the Chiefs' preseason opener against the Los Angeles Rams only days away, this development represents a significant step for the team as they prepare for the regular season.

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