HeyJaredBlue Tent Breakdown
Introducing "Blue Tent Breakdown: A Fantasy Football (Injury) Podcast," brought to you by TruMove, Overland Park's premiere muscle and joint therapy clinic.Join host Brady Goodman and his team of Certified athletic trainers and working physical therapists—Josh Darby, Ethan…
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Patrick Mahomes Injury Return & NFL Week 1 Injury Report | Blue Tent Breakdown (opens the original)
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The 2026 NFL regular season is here, and Blue Tent Breakdown is back for Week 1. Host Brady Goodman is joined by Ethan McCoy, PT, ATC, CMTPT/DN , to look at the injuries that could matter most as the NFL season gets underway — with the perspective of an actual medical professional. We start in Kansas City with Patrick Mahomes’ return from ACL/LCL injuries , what a normal recovery timeline looks like, and what Ethan will be watching as Mahomes gets back on the field. We also dig into Josh Simmons
Kansas City Chiefs Injury Report: 2026 NFL Preseason Week 1 | Season 4 Premiere (opens the original)
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Blue Tent Breakdown is back for Season 4! Host Brady Goodman is joined by Ethan McCoy, physical therapist and athletic trainer , to take a deep dive into the Kansas City Chiefs injury report heading into Week 1 of the 2026 NFL preseason . We go beyond who's simply listed as injured. Ethan gives his medically trained perspective on the injuries we're watching, what they could mean for recovery and return-to-play timelines, and which situations Chiefs fans should be paying attention to as preseaso
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