Patrick Mahomes Health, Injury Updates & History

Was a full participant in Tuesday's practice, he was inactive the final week of the regular season a...

Officially listed as Doubtful for W18 vs the Broncos, he had been managing an ankle injury that isn't of much concern and shouldn't be an issue for the playoffs

Is set to rest during W18 vs the Broncos, he's dealt with an ankle injury late in the season that isn't of much concern for the playoffs

Patrick Mahomes has acknowledged that the right high ankle sprain he sustained last week is similar to the one he incurred in the playoffs in 2022, he's a very flexible athlete, documented by his past injuries he's able to bounce back from these injuries, he'll play this weekend and on Christmas, there's a very low chance of reaggravation, it only gets worse if he gets rolled up, which can happen, but look for the Chiefs to gameplan around this with underneath throws, which is Mahomes's strength, he will be reasonably effective with minimal chance of re-injury

Carries no injury designation for this week from the ankle injury he sustained last weekend and is good to go Saturday vs the Texans

Tests confirm a mild high ankle sprain in his right ankle and is considered week-to-week, the Chiefs play two games in the next nine days with the division locked up and a 2 game lead on Buffalo, Mahomes will likely sit on Saturday with Christmas Day W17 is more likely

Andy Reid told reporters there is no break in the ankle injury Mahomes sustained, by video, he sustained a right high ankle injury, an ailment he's played through before

Exited game after coming up limping on a sack in the 4th quarter, right ankle retaped on the sideline likely will not return with a big Chiefs lead late in the game, but a return is possible

Will rest W18 with Chiefs locked into #3 seed - Blaine Gabbert to start against Chargers

Developed illness over the weekend but will play through against Denver - can opt for IV if dehydration becomes an issue - don't panic if he heads to the locker room early before halftime