News about Matt Nagy

Patrick and Brittany Mahomes sampled the Friday night lights with a surprise appearance at a high school football game before the Chiefs play the 49ers this weekend. Kansas City's quarterback and his wife went along with head coach Andy Reid and defensive tackle Chris Jones in support of the sons of Matt Nagy and Dave Merritt. Nagy, the Chiefs' offensive coordinator, had his son playing as quarterback for Blue Valley West, while defensive backs coach Merritt has his son playing as a DB.

Dre Greenlaw's injury in the midst of the Super Bowl was catastrophic, and Patrick Mahomes knew it right away, as a recent video shows. Green, the 49ers' top linebacker, tore his Achilles running into the field in the first half and missed the remainder of the game. And new footage from Inside the NFL shows Mahomes' stunned reaction to the injury, as he tells offensive coordinator Matt Nagy, 'Hey! 57 people were hospitalized because of the incident.'

Matt Nagy, the Kansas City Chiefs' tight offensive coordinator, praised quarterback Patrick Mahomes' mentality off the field while simultaneously acknowledging that the offensive team's performance against the Las Vegas Raiders was not strong enough. After every game, winning and losing, Nagy of Mahomes said, 'The only thing he worries about is winning and losing.' If you lose a game, you now go into the 'why' part of the game.' What happened?Why did it happen? Any single play has variables.' People inside and outside the building are sometimes [they] are noticed by people inside and out, some in the building, and others are not recognizable, and some are not, and others are not sure.'

On Thursday, Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy interviewed with the Washington Commanders for the same position, and it seems to have gone well. Bieniemy and the Commanders have a'mutual interest' in having him as their new OC, according to NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport. Rapaport claims he is the team's top pick and that they're working toward a contract that could become official on Friday.

According to the Kansas City Star, Mahomes also held a kind of mini-camp for receivers, running backs, and tight ends earlier this offseason, with the team even mocking Mahomes' absence from voluntary team activities to hold the sessions. 'This is something where [Mahomes] is going up, and the coaches are running the remote, but players are playing,' general manager Brett Veach said.