As Patrick Mahomes and Micah Parsons prepare for their long roads to recovery, these players should offer them hope.

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes didn't just tear his ACL, he tore his LCL, also. Here's what that means for his recovery timeline going into 2026.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Patrick Mahomes tore the ACL in his left knee while trying to keep the Kansas City Chiefs' postseason hopes alive in the waning seconds of a 16-13 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, and the two-time MVP quarterback was considering surgical options.

The Whole 10 Yards panel discusses the "eerie" similarities between the careers of Patrick Mahomes and Tom Brady, after the Chiefs quarterback tore his ACL in Sunday's defeat by the Chargers.

Roundtable's Golden J and Chico discuss what went wrong for the Kansas City Chiefs, and try to find a silver lining in the team's current situation.

The NFL has implemented rule changes in recent seasons aimed at reducing lower-body injuries, including the ban on hip-drop tackles. Still, experts say the nature of the sport, built on speed, power, and rapid changes in direction, means ACL injuries remain a risk.

Although former NFL QB Brian Hoyer wouldn't wish an ACL injury on anyone, grinding through the rehab process made him mentally tougher.

USC star JuJu Watkins opened up about returning to basketball for the first time since tearing her ACL during March Madness.