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Chiefs Patrick Mahomes update

What Patrick Mahomes tearing more than ACL means for Chiefs QB's recovery timeline

The Kansas City Chiefs announced on Monday that quarterback Patrick Mahomes has undergone successful surgery to repair his season-ending knee injury.

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Patrick Mahomes injury: Chiefs QB undergoes surgery, tore more than ACL (report)

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Chiefs provide Patrick Mahomes update after ACL surgery

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Kansas City Chiefs eliminated from NFL playoff contention ahead of Titans game

For the first time since 2014, the Kansas City Chiefs will not be in the playoffs.

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Mahomes Tears ACL as Chargers Eliminate Chiefs From Playoff Contention With 16-13 Victory

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Chiefs face uncertain future as Patrick Mahomes has ACL surgery

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What channel is Chiefs vs Chargers NFL game today? Time, TV schedule, where to watch, streaming

The Los Angeles Chargers and Kansas City Chiefs will air on CBS at 1 p.m. ET Sunday, Dec. 14, 2025.

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Mahomes injured late as Chargers eliminate Chiefs from playoff contention with 16-13 victory

Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes undergoes ACL surgery in Dallas, begins long road to recovery

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes underwent surgery in Dallas on Monday night to repair the ACL he tore in his left knee in a loss to the Chargers, and the team said in statement that he would begin the long rehabilitation process immediately.

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Patrick Mahomes Undergoes Surgery for Torn ACL and Is Starting Rehab 'Immediately,' Chiefs Announce

Mahomes injured his knee during the Dec. 14 Kansas City Chiefs match against the Los Angeles Chargers

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Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes travels as ACL recovery takes next step

Patrick Mahomes’ season ended devastatingly on Sunday. Late in the game against the Los Angeles Chargers, the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback went down after being tackled by DE Da’Shawn Hand and immediately grabbed his knee.