Patrick Mahomes Gives An Encouraging Update On Twitter After Scary Leg Injury On TNF (TWEET)

The Kansas City Chiefs won their Thursday Night Football matchup against the Denver Broncos, but it came at a big price as Patrick Mahomes converted a quarterback sneak on 4th-and-1 and suffered a knee injury that caused medical personnel to pop it back in place.

James Palmer would soon report that he suffered a patella (kneecap) dislocation, but no fracture.

Patrick Mahomes suffered a patella (kneecap) dislocation. I’m told there was no break. MRI will reveal if there is any ligament damage.

— James Palmer (@JamesPalmerTV) October 18, 2019

A league source would tell Adam Schefter that “if there’s no damage, the best case would be around three weeks.” Otherwise, Schefter says it could be “downright dreary for the Chiefs, their fans and the league as a whole.“

Chiefs will be awaiting MRI results on Patrick Mahomes’ right knee Friday, but one league source said that “if there’s no damage, the best case would be around three weeks.” But that’s best case. Worst is downright dreary for the Chiefs, their fans and the league as a whole.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) October 18, 2019

Shortly after the game, Mahomes would ease the fears of Chiefs fans when he jumped online.

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Mahomes posted the following update regarding his knee injury on his Twitter account Thursday night:

Awesome team win! Love my brothers! Thank you for all the prayers! Everything looking good so far! #GodisGood #ChiefsKingdom

— Patrick Mahomes II (@PatrickMahomes) October 18, 2019

The plan is for Mahomes to get an MRI on Friday to determine there’s any ligament damage.