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Mahomes Begins Rehab After Knee Surgery as Chiefs Grapple with Mounting Injuries
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One day after surgery repaired his torn ACL and LCL from the Chiefs' playoff-ending loss to the Chargers, Patrick Mahomes has started rehab with a projected nine-month recovery. Travis Kelce shared emotional reflections on his podcast, amid a wave of additional team injuries.
Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid discussed the team's transition period and upcoming draft opportunities at the NFL Annual Meeting in Phoenix. After a 6-11 season in 2025 marred by Patrick Mahomes' torn ACL, the Chiefs hold the No. 9 and No. 29 overall picks. Reid provided updates on Mahomes' rehab and the acquisition of quarterback Justin Fields.
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Free agent tight end Travis Kelce has agreed to a three-year contract with the Kansas City Chiefs, securing his return for a 14th NFL season in 2026. The deal is worth $54.375 million, with a maximum value of $57.735 million. Kelce expressed excitement about donning the Chiefs uniform again at Arrowhead Stadium.
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, in the final year of his contract at age 36, plans to delay any retirement decision until after the 2025 season. He emphasized not wanting to leave the team in limbo during offseason planning. Kelce remains productive, leading the Chiefs with 50 catches for 631 yards and four touchdowns through 10 games.
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Travis Kelce scored his 84th career touchdown, passing Priest Holmes for the most in Kansas City Chiefs franchise history. The milestone came on a 21-yard touchdown catch from Patrick Mahomes during Week 11 against the Denver Broncos. Kelce achieved the tie in Week 8 versus the Washington Commanders.