Nate Taylor is a Chiefs reporter at ESPN. He covers a broad range of topics within the realm of sports, particularly focusing on professional team sports, competitive sports, and the business of sports. Taylor's insightful work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Athletic, The New York Times, and Star Tribune.
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Nate Taylor's coverage is primarily focused on sports, particularly football, with an emphasis on the Kansas City Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes. He frequently provides event coverage and expert commentary.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes believes he is on track to be the team's starter for Week 1, when Kansas City
By: Nate Taylor
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Well before his usual offseason tradition of evaluating the Kansas City Chiefs ' offensive scheme, coach Andy Reid knew he had a major problem.
By: Nate Taylor
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- This summer for Chris Jones was different. The realization really hit Jones, the Chiefs' star pass rusher, in early June, when he kept looking around in the huddle.
Deputy Terrian Bailey, 45, was fatally shot while dispersing a crowd near Hermanville, Mississippi, with another bystander injured.
By: Nate Taylor
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Patrick Mahomes is expected to start the Kansas City Chiefs ' season opener Monday against the Denver Broncos , according to coach Andy Reid.
By: Nate Taylor
Patrick Mahomes is expected to start the Chiefs' season opener Monday against the Broncos.
By: Nate Taylor
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Four days before his much-anticipated return to the field, Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes shared that he expects to perform without any limitations Monday night against the Denver Broncos.
Chiefs left tackle Josh Simmons is out for Monday's season opener against the Broncos, with Kansas City expected to turn to undrafted rookie Kahlil Benson to help protect returning quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
By: Nate Taylor
Exactly 274 days ago, Mahomes, after suffering the most significant injury of his career, vowed to be back for Week 1. Here's how he did it.
By: Nate Taylor
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Positioned next to Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, at the start of what would be a nine-month odyssey, was the MRI machine.
