Nate Taylor

Kansas City

Chiefs writer @TheAthletic. Sam Salary called me the Black Peter Parker. Husband to lovely @hollym_taylor. Hayden's father. Home is always KC. Jesus is Lord.

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Ackman, Kravis, Lux-Backed Fintech Launches Investment Financing to Give Everyday People More Power in Financial Markets

3 weeks ago | einnews.com | Nate Taylor

Ackman, Kravis, Lux-Backed Fintech Launches Investment Financing to Give Everyday People More Power in Financial Markets The New York City–based company, backed by top-tier VCs and financial markets veterans, launches a new type of 401(k) that gives people more investing power.
NFL Draft best available players for Kansas City Chiefs: Nic Scourton, Trevor Etienne

1 month ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Nate Taylor |Mike Jones

Protecting Patrick Mahomes is clearly the Kansas City Chiefs’ top priority this offseason. After signing left tackle Jaylon Moore in free agency, they selected Ohio State’s Josh Simmons to be their long-term starter Thursday night in the NFL Draft.They added a fifth-round pick by trading back one spot with the Philadelphia Eagles, then took Simmons at No. 32 of the first round.
Nic Scourton, Trevor Etienne

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Nate Taylor |Mike Jones

Protecting Patrick Mahomes is clearly the Kansas City Chiefs' top priority this offseason. After signing left tackle Jaylon Moore in free agency, they selected Ohio State's Josh Simmons to be their long-term starter Thursday night in the NFL Draft. They added a fifth-round pick by trading back one spot with the Philadelphia Eagles, then took Simmons at No. 32 of the first round.
Plenty of linemen to choose from at No. 31 and beyond

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Nate Taylor

Another potentially seismic NFL Draft has arrived for the Chiefs, who are looking to continue their dynastic run. With 73 players on their roster before the draft, the Chiefs' top three positions of need are pretty clear - defensive lineman, offensive tackle and running back. Entering this year's draft, which starts Thursday night, the Chiefs have eight picks, including two in the third round and four in the top 100.
Picks, predictions and key needs

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Nate Taylor

The Kansas City Chiefs have the 31st pick in the NFL Draft when Round 1 begins April 24 in Green Bay. The Chiefs own eight total picks in the seven-round draft. Chiefs' draft picksFull draft orderEvery pick in the seven-round NFL Draft.
Trading up for an ascending pass rusher

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Nate Taylor

Once again, we've reached NFL Draft week, so this is the perfect time to reveal our final mock draft for the Chiefs. As they've done the previous seven years, general manager Brett Veach and coach Andy Reid will likely attempt to maneuver the Chiefs up the draft board to help strengthen the roster. The question, though, is the same as always: How do Veach and Reid improve the Chiefs through the draft? The positions of need are clear: defensive lineman, offensive tackle and running back.
Is it Josh Simmons or bust for the Chiefs in Round 1 of the NFL Draft?

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Nate Taylor

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Perhaps the most important day in the Chiefs' scouting evaluation process ahead of next week's NFL Draft came last Friday. That's when the Chiefs, led by general manager Brett Veach and coach Andy Reid, hosted one of the most compelling prospects in this year's draft class: Ohio State left tackle Josh Simmons. Every team in the league knows that Simmons, when fully healthy, is talented enough to be a potential Day 1 starter as a rookie.
Picks, predictions and key needs

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Nate Taylor

The Kansas City Chiefs have the 31st pick in the NFL Draft when Round 1 begins April 24 in Green Bay. The Chiefs own eight total picks in the seven-round draft. Chiefs' draft picksFull draft orderEvery pick in the seven-round NFL Draft.
Left tackles, pass rushers and a Travis Kelce understudy?

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Nate Taylor

NFL Draft season doesn't begin each year until we reach "Beast Day," the annual release of Dane Brugler's must-read draft guide. The Athletic 's draft guru, Brugler outdid himself in this year's edition of "The Beast," with rankings for almost 2,700 prospects and more than 400 in-depth player profiles. The Chiefs, no longer the league's reigning champions, have retained much of their strong defensive unit from last season.
Chiefs and the ‘The Beast’: Left tackles, pass rushers and a Travis Kelce understudy?

1 month ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Nate Taylor

Share NFL Draft season doesn’t begin each year until we reach “Beast Day,” the annual release of Dane Brugler’s must-read draft guide.The Athletic’s draft guru, Brugler outdid himself in this year’s edition of “The Beast,” with rankings for almost 2,700 prospects and more than 400 in-depth player profiles.The Chiefs, no longer the league’s reigning champions, have retained much of their strong defensive unit from last season.