Patrick Mahomes showcases golf swing months after knee surgery

The Kansas City Chiefs have their new regular-season schedule set for 2026 with plenty of prime-time matchups fit for a national audience. The discussion continues to center on the availability of star quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who is rehabbing from knee surgery last December.

Mahomes is often reminding the world, in various ways, that his knee rehab will not slow him down. The three-time Super Bowl champion released a video on his social media accounts, taking a confident swing off the tee at his '15 and the Mahomies Golf Classic.'

The swing seemed natural, without any grimaces or concern, in the viral video, adding to speculation that the rehab process is moving ahead of schedule. Similar to the release of his shocking throwing video, Mahomes knows the world is watching this offseason for his hopeful availability in Week 1.

On December 14th, 2025, Mahomes suffered a torn ACL and LCL late during the Chiefs' Week 15 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers. He was helped off the field that day but has consistently worked tirelessly with the team doctors in rehab in preparation for the 2026 season.

The 15 and the Mahomies Foundation hold an annual golf event in Las Vegas, Nevada. The multi-day charity event features a golf tournament at Shadow Creek Golf Course and a gala, bringing together athletes and supporters to raise funds for children's health and wellness initiatives.

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