The Chiefs went into Arrowhead against the Chargers and came out with the worst case scenario.

Can they recover from it?

Will be the question today on Locked on Chiefs.

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Welcome in, friends and neighbors. Thanks for joining us here on Locked-on Chiefs, your daily podcast, for the Kansas City Chiefs here on the Locked-on Podcast Network, your team every single day and even twice on Sundays like we are today. We very much appreciate you doing that. You every day, or we can't thank you enough for being with us. I'm Ryan tracy the founder rogue analytics and performance consulting as well as nfl 33 and rjur football joined by my partner chris clark over kc chief's corner we've been doing this for a long long long long time and days like today make it feel longer it is just nine years matt's been with us for eight of it matt derrick the editor-in-chief-chief at chiefsdigest.com, our man on the ground and in the stadium. Matt, welcome to the show,

and I want to start with you right off the bat. Nothing could have been worse than what we saw today in the end with Patrick Mahomes, hyper extending his knee at the very least, going away

from trying to make a comeback against a division rival that already

had your number. This is something that's very, very difficult. I don't put anything on Gardner

Minchu. I don't put anything on the guys trying to step in for a slew of injuries today.

But the primetime thing that will shut down, not just this season, but possibly next, is the Mahom injury.

There was an update from Andy Reid.

How did you take it?

Yeah, I mean, there were really two parts of it.

One is that Patrick Mahomes will be getting an MRI either tonight or Monday morning.

I'd imagine I'd try that done this evening if they can. But when asked about

whether or not it was a serious knee injury, Andy Reid did say that he doesn't know, but it

didn't look good. And that's exactly, then told us you saw it. And we did. We saw it on the camera.

You're right. At the very least, the hyper extended knee, but certainly could be more damage in there.

They're going to find out with the MRI.

You know, you're hoping best case scenario, like you said, right, is it's a hyper extended knee.

Maybe it just keeps them out for the next three games, and that's not a huge problem at this point.

Chiefs are out of the playoffs, so you can afford that.

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