Patrick Mahomes’ ankle injury was the talk of the NFL universe on Saturday. The Chiefs were able to hold off the Jacksonville Jaguars 27-20 despite Mahomes suffering the injury in the first quarter of the game. An MRI showed that Mahomes suffered a high ankle sprain. Andy Reid’s Zoom with the media on Monday revealed much of the same but he did provide a positive update. Coach Reid referenced Mahomes’ ankle injury that he suffered week 1 in 2019 against the Jaguars and stated that injury was worse than this one. Mahomes finished that game and played the next week throwing for four touchdowns in a 28-10 win over the Raiders. Andy Reid provides updates on Mahomes’ ankle Reid with rather cryptic update (so far) on Mahomes: says "pretty accurate" that he has a high ankle sprain. Says has worked hard during treatment and is "doing OK."— Vahe Gregorian (@vgregorian) January 23, 2023 Andy Reid said he thinks Patrick Mahomes' right high-ankle sprain "isn't quite as bad as that one" the quarterback sustained on opening day against the Jaguars in 2019.Mahomes played the following week, throwing 4 touchdown passes in a win over the Raiders.— Nate Taylor (@ByNateTaylor) January 23, 2023 Kingdom Kickoff Chiefs/Jags Facebook Twitter/X Email Post navigation Best QB in football? ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky sets the record straight WATCH: Travis Kelce reveals what succeeding in the playoffs means to him
