Kansas City Chiefs handed major injury boost ahead of Super Bowl charge as excited Patrick Mahomes sends warning

A significant injury boost has been given to the Kansas City Chiefs in preparation for their run to the Super Bowl.

With an outstanding 12-1 record, the squad is presently leading the AFC and the AFC West champions.

The return of Marquise “Hollywood” Brown is expected to strengthen the already dominant Kansas City Chiefs.

To improve the offense, the wide receiver resumed training prior to the season’s last four weeks.

According to NFLMedia, he was given the all-clear to begin practicing, allowing him to make a comeback before the regular season concludes.

The 27-year-old Brown now has 21 days to secure a position on the Chiefs’ active roster.

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“He’s getting close,” remarked head coach Andy Reids.

“He’schomping at the bit to get back out there, but he’s got to visit with the doctor to make sure he gets clearance there.”

Brown will spend the remainder of the season on the injured reserve if he can’t persuade the team that he will be fine.

Due to a dislocation of his shoulder’s sternoclavicular joint, Brown has been out for the whole regular season.

He was hauled down following an 11-yard pass during the Chiefs’ preseason opener in the summer.

In 2019, he was selected in the first round by the Baltimore Ravens.

After two seasons with the Arizona Cardinals, he inked a one-year deal with the Chiefs in March.

In the postseason, he might now increase Reid’s offensive options.

In response to Brown’s comeback, star quarterback Patrick Mahomes has also sent a warning to their opponents on social media.

Brown cited him using the identical clock emoji that he had put on X.

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