Patrick Mahomes he shows the truth after his return.
The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback, 30, gave the first glimpse of a scar on his knee four months after ACL surgery in a new photo shared by his wife. Brittany Mahomesvia Instagram on Tuesday, April 14.
“Go to the farm in TX, invite all friends and family🤍 best weekend with our crew! 🙏🏼” she captioned several photos, one of which featured Patrick and their young daughter, Golden, sitting on his lap wearing a vest as the two enjoyed paddling together. (In addition to Golden, 15 months, Patrick and Brittany, 30, are also parents to daughter Sterling, 5, and son Bronze, 3.)
Patrick went under the knife to reconstruct a torn left ligament one day after suffering a torn ACL during the Chiefs-Chargers game on December 14, 2025, which resulted in a 16-13 Chargers win.
Other snapshots showed the family of five enjoying their stay at Promised Land Village's Milk and Honey Ranch, which “combines the peaceful atmosphere of farm life and recreation with the excitement of luxury resorts and resorts.” The Mahomes children were seen making is'mores and enjoying petting the farm animals.
Patrick previously addressed his season-ending injury in a video posted to the Kansas City Chiefs' Instagram account earlier this year, revealing that he was focusing on rest and relaxation to get back on the field.
Brittany Mahomes and Patrick Mahomes
Jamie Squire/Getty ImagesThe NFL star said he's “hitting all the checkpoints” in his rehab and is set to return to training camp this fall.
“The doctor gives you goals to reach,” he shared on January 15. “I'm just trying to increase those – they hold me back, because I always want to go a little bit further.”
“I want to be ready for the first week,” he added. “The doctors say I can be, but I can't guess what's going on in the whole process,” Mahomes admitted. “You want to be out there healthy and give us a better chance to win. I hope to do some things in between.” [Organized Team Activities] and training camp, and we can do a lot there.”
Meanwhile, the coach Andy Reid he still hopes that Patrick will recover. “Every player is different. I'll tell you, I would never bet on him,” Reid, 68, said during the NFL's annual meetings on March 31, according to ESPN. “He's going to put in the time and effort and keep pushing it but within reason, so he doesn't come back.”
