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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Walker is being asked to lift the Chiefs offense more than any running back before in the Mahomes era. Can he?
By: Nate Taylor
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Kansas City Chiefs running back Kenneth Walker III wanted to be everywhere in his new environment.
Falcons acquire Wanya Morris in trade with Chiefs, sources say
By: Nate Taylor, Marc Raimondi
The Atlanta Falcons have acquired offensive tackle Wanya Morris in a trade with the Kansas City Chiefs, sources told ESPN's Jeremy Fowler on Thursday.
By: Nate Taylor
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- During Thursday's news conference for Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid, he was asked if he'd be attending the much-anticipated upcoming wedding of star tight end Travis Kelce and pop superstar Taylor Swift.
According to Reid, despite being half of one of the most anticipated weddings in recent memory, Kelce is focused on training camp.
By: Nate Taylor
Club owners meet with Chief Brackney over club safety concerns
The Chiefs are betting Rashee Rice, Xavier Worthy and Tyquan Thornton can give them what they need in 2026.
Despite limited rest days, playing both draws can pay off. That's why some of the best in the sport will pull double duty at Wimbledon.
The Chiefs enter camp with battle at cornerback, where six players, including Mansoor Delane, are vying for roles.
