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February 19, 2012
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Florida gets commitment from Fred Taylor's son
The son of retired NFL running back Fred Taylor has decided to attend Florida, a potentially significant recruiting boost for the Gators.
Kelvin Taylor, who broke Emmitt Smith's state high school rushing record as a junior last season, announced his non-binding, verbal commitment Saturday morning at Florida's ''Junior Day'' in Gainesville. He chose Florida...
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February 18, 2012
Kelvin Taylor to follow in father’s Gator footsteps
The Florida Gators just landed the top-running back in the history of high school football in the state of football. Kelvin Taylor, son of former NFL and Gator great, Fred Taylor, verbally committed to the University of Florida this morning.
Taylor somehow isn’t listed as a 5-star recruit by Rivals and Scout, but is by ESPN. That will probably change as he plays out his...
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February 18, 2012
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February 18, 2012
Kelvin Taylor Follows in Father's Footsteps
It was 18 years ago that Fred Taylor signed to play for the Florida Gators. The Pro Bowl running back was a big part of championships as a Gator and now Taylor will watch his son follow in his footsteps. Belle Glade Glades Day running back Kelvin Taylor told everyone he was going to commit this weekend. Taylor visited Gainesville for Junior Day and got the commitment out of the way early.
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February 18, 2012
Fred Taylor to Jaguars: Hire Jeff Fisher
As the Jaguars close out their dismal 2011 season, the next step for the organization will presumably be a complete fire sale — everything goes, even the owner.
Although the team’s new ownership has already been determined, the same can’t be said for its head coach.
While defensive coordinator-turned-interim coach Mel Tucker will oversee the final game, the Jags...
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December 31, 2011
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December 31, 2011
Taylor believes Jaguars should hire once-hated rival Fisher
According to former Jaguars star Fred Taylor, this offseason provides the Jacksonville franchise with a chance to shift course for brighter tomorrows, starting with the hiring a proven, big-name coach -- even if that means burying an old grudge.
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December 31, 2011
Fred Taylor: Fisher would be good fit to coach Jaguars
Fred Taylor wants what's best for the Jacksonville Jaguars - and he believes that Jeff Fisher would be a great fit as the team's next coach.
As the team continues to look for a coach to replace the fired Jack Del Rio, Taylor made his pitch for the former Tennessee Titans coach.
"He’s going to be super-motivated to go and kick Tennessee’s (expletive) each time they...
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December 31, 2011
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December 31, 2011
Fred Taylor Thinks Jeff Fisher Should Be Next Jacksonville Jaguars Coach
Jacksonville Jaguars fans and players grew to despise former Tennessee Titans head coach Jeff Fisher, but at least one prominent former Jaguars player would not mind seeing Fisher in black and teal next season.
Former Jaguars running back Fred Taylor told the media this week that he thinks Fisher would be a good fit for the Jaguars organization.
“His track record speaks for...
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December 29, 2011
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December 29, 2011
Fred Taylor Gives Jack Del Rio As Bus Job
Talk about kicking a person when they're down. Jack Del Rio was fired by the Jacksonville Jaguars and it didn't take long for people to start piling on. Former Jaguar running back Fred Taylor threw Del Rio under the bus and put it in reverse for good measure.
In an interview with Eric Adelson, Taylor explained the differences between playing for Super Bowl winning coaches...
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December 01, 2011
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December 01, 2011
Ex-Patriots RB Fred Taylor explains the difference between Bill Belichick and Jack Del Rio
Fred Taylor’s stay with the Patriots was disappointing. The veteran RB battled through injuries and had just 106 carries through two seasons. Still, Taylor left with good feelings, as you saw earlier, and he is still a leadership influence on current players.
I didn’t quite realize how highly he thought of Patriots coach Bill Belichick until yesterday, though. I mean...
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December 01, 2011
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