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Patrick Mahomes used his youngest daughter as motivation during his recovery

Patrick Mahomes, the Kansas City Chiefs' top player, reportedly only focused on one thing related to hi children as he started his recovery from the severe injuries.

Patrick Mahomes used his youngest daughter as motivation during his recovery

Three-time Super Bowl Most Valuable Player Patrick Mahomes has spent the past nine months recovering from severe injuries sustained during a Week 15 loss to the Los Angeles Rams. As the new football season approaches, Mahomes seems to have been motivated by a personal goal related to his youngest daughter. According to Sam McDowell of the Kansas City Star, Mahomes wanted to walk before his 11-month-old daughter, Golden Raye, could take her first steps.

Mahomes expressed to close friends that he aimed to surpass his daughter's progress in walking, as her first birthday approached and she was ready to begin taking her first steps. While Mahomes' confirmation of this goal has not been officially stated, his dedication to his recovery is evident, with reports indicating he has not missed a day of training camp ahead of the new season.

The Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback has also shown his enthusiasm for returning to the field, stating that the grueling schedule of a camp can be even more challenging than the regular season, and he has been enjoying the experience. In an interview, Mahomes highlighted that his body has responded well to the training, and he feels better as the practice sessions continue.

As the new season is set to begin, all eyes remain on Mahomes, who also hopes to spend quality time with his family, including his children and wife, before the season kicks off.

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