The Kansas City Chiefs are honing their craft at training camp practices on the campus of Missouri Western State University, and ESPN writer Nate Taylor has been following all of the team's workouts closely.
In a post to his official Twitter account, Taylor broke down his top takeaways from Day 2 of drills at Chiefs training camp, giving fans the inside scoop on all the developments from St. Joseph, MO.
Quarterbacks Justin Fields and Patrick Mahomes were both mentioned in Taylor's notes, as was second-year defender Nohl Williams, who was said to be Kansas City's "best cornerback so far."
Take a look at Taylor's full tweet to get a sense of how the Chiefs performed at practice on July 30:
Some Day 2 Chiefs notes: Justin Fields had a nice bounce back
performance The offense was under center quite a bit Patrick Mahomes scrambled & showed no issues rolling to his right Nohl Williams has been the best corner so far, including a nifty pick Josh Simmons is a wall
— Nate Taylor (@ByNateTaylor) July 30, 2026
Kansas City's players are still adjusting to their new routines, so each player's performance will fluctuate a bit during each practice session as the Chiefs prepare to face the Los Angeles Rams on August 15 in Week 1 of the NFL preseason.
This article originally appeared on Chiefs Wire: ESPN insider shares expert analysis from Day 2 of Chiefs training camp
