Gabi Taylor, the younger brother of the late Washington’s safety, Sean Taylor, is attending Leaders Rising camp in experience.
The leaders announced the list of their camp on Friday.
Taylor, defensive defensive played five seasons in riceUnconscious gold last month. It was impressive on PowS ‘Pro last month, as he was running 40 yards at 4.38 and 4.44 seconds. The agency, which represents Taylor, chose Washington after receiving multiple offers, because he grew up in a way to play with the team.
Taylor said: “I had to take a moment and take a deep breath,” Taylor said. For all Espn. “I was watching Washington’s leaders all my life. I could go elsewhere, but I chose here for some reason. I hope I can put it again and continue in front of them.”
Sean Taylor died in November 2007 at the age of 24 due to a gunfire after he was shot in the upper groin by an infiltrator at his home in Miami. Taylor was the fifth choice in 2004 American Football Association A draft and played three and a half seasons with Washington before killing them. Gabi Taylor was only six years old when Sean passed.
“This means everything,” said Taylor, For all Espn. “My father was like” I want you in leaders. I want you in the leaders very bad. “I really wanted to come here too.
“I’m very versatile. I am not a person afraid to put my hands when I am in the box. I can protect the hole. I can play, I just thank God for the opportunity that I give me, and I hope to show the team to be able to come and contribute in any way.”
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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