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Patrick Mahomes’ Wife Brittany Bids Emotional “Goodbye” to Chiefs QB Amid Training Camp - Yahoo Sports

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Patrick Mahomes’ Wife Brittany Bids Emotional “Goodbye” to Chiefs QB Amid Training Camp - Yahoo Sports
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What the report says

Essentially Sports reported that Brittany Mahomes posted an emotional Instagram Story as Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes left for training camp. In the post, she shared a photo of Mahomes with his daughter and wrote that the annual training-camp goodbye was becoming more difficult, while expressing support for him as he returned to football duties.

The outlet said the Chiefs’ camp is scheduled for July 29 through Aug. 20 at Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph, Missouri, with quarterbacks and rookies due to report by July 24. The report framed this year’s camp as especially important for Kansas City, citing the team’s disappointing prior season and the need to reset before the new campaign.

A major football focus in the article was Mahomes’ health. Essentially Sports, citing ESPN, said Chiefs medical staff and Dr. Dan Cooper, the Dallas Cowboys team physician who performed surgery on Mahomes’ torn ACL and LCL, cleared him for full participation in camp. The article also said Mahomes is expected to continue using a brace and compression sleeve on his left leg while taking first-team work in 11-on-11 periods.

Mahomes told reporters, according to the story, that rehabilitation had helped him feel stronger physically, though he still needed to sharpen quarterback-specific movement, pocket work and timing. The development matters for Kansas City because training camp will offer the first extended look at how its franchise quarterback handles full-speed football activities after the reported injury recovery.

Read the full report at Essentially Sports →

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