Mahomes Elbow Update: Chiefs Get Green Light For Atlanta
Patrick Mahomes practiced fully despite an elbow injury. The Chiefs face the Falcons on Sunday with backup Justin Fields ready to sub in if needed.
Patrick Mahomes, the Kansas City Chiefs' star quarterback, will take the field against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, despite a recent elbow injury. The Chiefs have no cause for concern regarding Mahomes' health. The quarterback suffered an elbow injury during the team's win over the New York Jets last week, but he has made a rapid recovery. Mahomes has participated in each practice session this week without any problems.
According to Chiefs Wire, Mahomes sustained injuries but fully participated in every Kansas City practice session this week. For Week 10, the team has not assigned him any official game status designation. Mahomes has been moving freely after a brief moment of discomfort on the sideline during the victory on November 8, which initially raised concerns about the season's future.
However, those fears were unwarranted. Mahomes continued working through his injuries, including knee and right elbow issues, demonstrating that the injury is manageable.
The Chiefs have a veteran backup, Justin Fields, ready to step in if necessary. Fields, an ex-Texas Tech Red Raider, is prepared to replace Mahomes if the worst were to happen in today's match. Fields possesses the experience and a strong arm needed to keep the offense moving if Mahomes requires rest.
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