Patrick Mahomes has won two MVPs and three Super Bowls in just nine years with the Kansas City Chiefs. Still, the 30-year-old believes we haven't the seen him at his best.

With the Chiefs starting training camp this week, Mahomes shared a promising update regarding his recovery from a significant knee injury he suffered last season. Mahomes, who's been cleared to practice seven months after tearing his left ACL and LCL, says he's reaching a new physical peak.

"I feel stronger than I've ever felt, as far as strength and lifting [weights]," Mahomes said, per ESPN's Nate Taylor. "I feel amazing. … I'm excited just to be able to play football. I've been seeing cinderblock walls rehabbing every single day in Kansas City. Now, to be on that practice field with my teammates, it's going to be a lot of fun."

Mahomes will lead the Chiefs' first-team offense throughout camp as Reid will not limit his reps, Taylor reports. He'll be wearing a compression sleeve and brace on his left leg, however.

The goal for Mahomes is to play the Chiefs' Sept. 14 season opener against the Denver Broncos on Monday Night Football.

Did Mahomes tear his ACL?

Yes, he tore his ACL and LCL.

When did Mahomes tear his ACL?

Mahomes suffered the injury in Week 15 against the Los Angeles Chargers last season.

This article originally appeared on For The Win: Patrick Mahomes feels stronger than ever amid ACL recovery