KANSAS City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid’s plan for the injured Patrick Mahomes has been revealed.

The star quarterback suffered a mild high ankle sprain in Week 15 – and Kansas City doesn’t have much time to decide if he’ll be able to play Saturday versus the Houston Texans.

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Chiefs offensive linemen Trey Smith and Jawaan Taylor help up Patrick Mahomes, who got injured after a hit during the team’s 21-7 win over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday[/caption]

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Chiefs head coach Andy Reid speaks during a news conference after the Week 15 game[/caption]

Patrick Mahomes suffered the injury during the second half of the contest against the Cleveland Browns.

He was hit by multiple Cleveland defenders high and low as he let go of an incomplete pass.

Reports have indicated that Mahomes’ injury is “week-to-week” and that he could miss the Week 16 game.

However, Chiefs radio announcer Mitchel Holthus made his opinion clear concerning what he believes the team will do with the three-time NFL MVP.

“If Mahomes is cleared to play, he will play,” Holthus said during a radio appearance on 96.5 The Fan.

He did add, however, that, “I’ve never seen this coaching staff or this athletic training staff ever force a guy back from an injury.

“They have gone out of their way to show discretion. They will not hurry a guy back and risk further injury.

“So if Pat can’t go, he won’t go.”

Holthus finished his thoughts on the topic by saying that the next few games “are way too important to try to get the bye” and emphasized that capturing the No. 1 seed will result in just one contest in 24 days.

Reid spoke to reporters on Tuesday and revealed an injury update on Mahomes.

“We’ll see how Pat does. He’s going to go through some stuff and we’ll see how it works out for him,” he said, per NBC Sports.

Reid also said that the team won’t factor the short turnaround from Saturday’s game to their Christmas contest versus the Pittsburgh Steelers into their plans with Mahomes

“If he can go, he’ll go,” the 66-year-old said. “If he can’t, then he can’t. It’s that simple. That’s how we’ll roll. I’ll just take it day by day and see how he does.”

Kansas City’s latest win pushed their record to 13-1.

A win against the Texans and a Buffalo Bills loss or ties will lock them up as the No. 1 seed in the AFC.

The same outcome can take place if the Chiefs tie with the Texans and Buffalo loses to New England.

As a result, they would have a first-round bye and home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.

Kansas City does have scheduling chaos, however, as they will have a short week versus the 9-5 Texans, and then four days to prepare to play the 10-3 Pittsburgh Steelers on Christmas Day.

With Mahomes’ status uncertain, the Chiefs could turn to backup Carson Wentz to start in Week 16.

He replaced the injured Mahomes during last weekend’s game and completed all of his two completion attempts for 20 yards.

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Reid looks on during Kansas City’s win over the Los Angeles Chargers at GEHA Field in Week 14[/caption]

MOTORCYCLISTS have been left heartbroken after a beloved Harley-Davidson store announced it’s shutting its doors after 73 years.

Customers will no longer be able to stop by the Harley-Davidson Sports Center in Duluth, Minnesota, which is about 150 miles north of Minneapolis.

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Duluth’s Harley-Davidson Sport Center is closing after 73 years[/caption]

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The store continues to sell its existing inventory (stock image)[/caption]

Dennis and Suzanne Kachelmyer, the longtime owners of the motorcycle shop, announced the closure in a Facebook post on Monday.

Shoppers shared their sadness and frustration over the news in the comments of the post.

“This is bad news for the biker community,” one Facebook user wrote.

“Good luck to all the employees who are affected by this. Hopefully somebody comes through and buys this business for us owners.

“We have no other option close to us for our bikes.”

Another wrote, “What? That is devastating news, I’m sorry to hear this. I live in International falls and this is my closest dealership.”

“Really sad news, was just getting ready to make plans for some work before next years riding season,” a third shared.

The owners shared in the comments that they’re selling their existing inventory.

While regular business activity has already ended, they’re finishing up the work orders and remaining inventory, including motorcycles.

They say regular business activity has already ended, and they are winding down the pre-existing business. That includes service work orders and remaining inventory, including motorcycles.

The store’s last day of operations is unclear.

Customers with gift cards to the center can request a refund or redeem them for existing merchandise.

The owners shared that sharing years of excitement behind the handlebars has been a privilege.

“Our passion for Harley-Davidson motorcycles, the people, and experience has led us to share a lifetime of immeasurable joy and excitement, doing what we love doing every day!” the Kachelmyers shared.

“It saddens us to react to these challenging economic times, being faced with the difficult decision to close our doors and wind down the business.”

“To all of our Harley-Davidson family, we thank you all for this lifelong journey!” the owners wrote.

“Continue to ride and have fun; we look forward to seeing you on the road!”

The store didn’t immediately respond to The U.S. Sun’s request for comment.

While the Kachelmyers are stepping away from their business, another motorcycle family is planning to expand its empire.

Carolina Coast Harley-Davidson in Wilmington, North Carolina, and Beach House Harley-Davidson in Shallotte, North Carolina, are changing owners after being managed by Rick and Janice Noyes for over three decades.

The two showrooms are being taken on by Charlie Cole, Will Cole and Freddy Tedesco of the Cole Family of Harley-Davidson Dealerships.

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Harley-Davidson Sports Center in Duluth, which is about 150 miles north of Minneapolis[/caption]

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