Bobby Taylor's son in the news
It's obviously too early to tell what he's made of (just a sophomore), but he's got lots of room to grow (6' 1", 160 lbs), and it will be interesting to see what he can do if he camps at ND next month.
Genetics do go a long way, though.
Link: https://irishsportsdaily.com/s/9485/2022-db-bobby-taylor-looking-to-camp-at-notre-dame/1/next?fbclid=IwAR0dyyyFShOu0FQ9QXpihNRcay65sozQgxqMHxsToJposN1d-13hBu1bqdA
Replies to: Bobby Taylor's son in the news
As things stand right this moment, I could see him brought in as a preferred walk on. However,
his mind, his body and his offer list should grow greatly over the next three years and, hopefully, his camp results will speak volumes about his abilities.
why a walk on?
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Because he'll be a sophomore this fall
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Take him. His dad was the best DB we ever had. (Lyght would be on the other side of the field imo)
and Shane Walton and Jeff Burris would be their back ups. with JLove as alternate for depth.
Exhibit A for why Hamilton should get a look at boundary corner.
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The Phila Eagles drafted his Dad to cover Michael Irvin, and other great receivers; and
cover Dallas' Irvin like a blanket, Bobby did most of his career..Bobby may not have been known for his tackling nor hard hitting, but man could he cover a receiver, guy was great..
The Eagles had the best CB combo during that time
The combination of Bobby Taylor and Troy Vincent was easily the best in the league at that time, especially in that 2002 season.
Agreed, they were awesome..
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I'm with you Baron. Bobby " The Blanket" was special. David Waymer is my other pick. A
bunch of great ones to choose from, for sure
Not in my opinion, Lyght the best, Burris next plus, Luther Bradley & Clarence Ellis were very
good too. Of course teams never passed much then and the rules really help the receivers now.
Find a place for Luther.
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