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Nearly 20 years since Sean’s tragic passing, Gabe has now earned a shot to follow in his older brother’s footsteps. Similar to Sean, Gabe played safety in college, starring for the Rice Owls ...
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Remembering Sean Taylor 17 years after his death - MSNASHBURN, Va (DC News Now)—Seventeen years after his death, Washington legend Sean Taylor still inspires players and fans. “I used to watch his highlights,” said quarterback Jayden Daniels.
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Commanders Jayden Daniels Reflects on Sean Taylor’s Legacy - MSN"I mean, I watched Sean Taylor, I used to watch his highlights," Daniels said, reflecting on the impact Taylor's play had on him. For the 23-year-old Washington rookie, ...
Sean Taylor is in Washington's Ring of Fame and is only of only five players in franchise history to have his number (21) retired. If the Commanders drafted Taylor, he'd join his former college ...
Sean Taylor was one of the best safeties in the NFL for four seasons after Washington drafted him with the fifth overall pick out of Miami in 2004. He was murdered on Nov. 26, 2007 during a home ...
ASHBURN, Va. — Gabe Taylor, the younger brother of late Washington safety Sean Taylor, is attending Commanders rookie camp on a tryout. The Commanders announced their camp roster Friday.
Gabe Taylor is attempting to make the same team and play the same position as big brother Sean Taylor, more than 17 years after his tragic death. Accessibility statement Skip to main content.
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Sean Taylor's brother, Gabriel Taylor, will get a tryout at Commanders rookie minicamp - MSNSean Taylor was on track to have a Hall of Fame career until he was murdered during a home invasion in November 2007, at the age of 24. While it's always an uphill climb for any player who hopes ...
The Washington Commanders have opened the door to potentially continuing deceased two-time Pro Bowl safety Sean Taylor's legacy. They have invited his young brother Gabriel, who played safety at ...
ASHBURN, Va (DC News Now)—Seventeen years after his death, Washington legend Sean Taylor still inspires players and fans. “I used to watch his highlights,” said quarterback Jayden Daniels.
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