Great article on Sean's legacy
 

Moving article on the hole left by Seans death both to the team as a whole and as individuals.

[url=http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=Al3eDvFRYcQgkSGB0QPnpI05nYcB?slug=ms-redskinstaylor090408&prov=yhoo&type=lgns]Taylor still on the mind of Redskins - NFL - Yahoo! Sports[/url]

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Great article. Thanks for sharing that

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Love this article..

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Opening day... yep, Sean is still with us. All of the sudden I'm more optimistic about this game!!! :)

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Great article. I get so mad and sad at the same time when I think of how early he was taken from this world. Reading how Laron started crying when he heard of Sean's death, asking "who's going to take me home," brought the tears right back.

Dammit I hope we lay it all on the line tonight. What a statement it would be to start the Zorn era with a win against the defending champs.

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Man that is a really powerful article. I honestly will never forget waking up in the morning out on the west coast the day after Sean was shot when my phone started ringing. I looked at the caller and it was one of my DC boys. I picked up the phone and said "He died?" My friend just said "Yeah" and at the time I just felt like his story was all over, but I don't feel that way anymore.

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When I was at Canton during the pre-game they did a piece on ST on the Jumbotron. Everyone was warming up and I am sure various people were standing listening. I was in the 6th row on the Redskins side, and I was moving around to try to see Zorn, and some others, when I looked onto the field, I saw Dan Snyder was around mid field and his eyes were fixed on the screen, as reverent as a person could be by his body language. No big show about it, but that shot struck me as a moment where Dan revealed a deeper part of how much he cares. ST will be in the Skins legends forever, but I also will never knock Snyder, for all the dumb moves or whatever, he cares and that scene touched my heart, as a Skins fan, and as a person.

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Everytime I learn more about the mentoring relationship that Sean had with Landry, I feel even more strongly that they would have developed into the greatest safety tandem ever. Lord, what could have been.

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Nice article Damm i miss him.

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It's late and I'm very upset about the Giants game so I decided to occupy my mind with something else. I took Sean Taylors stats from his games played in a Skins uniform and superimposed them over the course of 155 NFL games or basically a nine to ten year career:

155 - games played
33 - ints
851 - tackles
3 - Def td's

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Sean was only getting better, we could have used him tonight and in every game from now. I remember how when he got hurt and the other team would make a big pass play against and I would say to myself just wait until Sean comes back. He never came back, but I think I will be saying at every pass for the rest of my life, "would not have happened is ST were here". I remember the night before he died i stayed up all night when good news came across that increased his chances of living I was so sure he would pull through then and I woke up he was gone. hollow was the way I felt and when I think about him its like a piece of me is missing. Never was I excited to see a player play as when Sean did. I could not forget him if I tried.

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I was at the Cowboys game last year and when I realized we won by 21 points I got goosebumps. Ill never forget Sean Ta.

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[quote=hucapn;472686]It's late and I'm very upset about the Giants game so I decided to occupy my mind with something else. I took Sean Taylors stats from his games played in a Skins uniform and superimposed them over the course of 155 NFL games or basically a nine to ten year career:

155 - games played
33 - ints
851 - tackles
3 - Def td's[/quote]

Good to see you on here capn.

We coulda used "Teezy" all last season, and last night.

Its gonna be hard to not say, "Had Taylor been playing, he woulda picked off that pass." Unfortunately, the hardest thing about moving on, is moving on.

Sean Taylor will be missed.

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awesome article....we obviously all knew how CP and santana feel about sean and how they will never forget him i mean he was their boy. But i really found it interesting how it affected LaRon. I knew it had to have some effect on him but this really filled me in. Its real sad bc you could tell fromt he article LaRon and sean were developing a close relationship. When you watch LaRon play, you see Sean, not just the style of play but the swagger that LaRon carries, the mean streak, just the pure attitude of not caring who it is and knocking the piss out of them and talking that trash. In the article LaRon says of course he wants to be like Sean, but will never be as good. Like Portis said 'Dirty Thirty" is no SeanT, nobody is, but he is the damn closest thing to him. I truly believe in what CP, santana, and LaRon believe that sean is still here with us. Everything will work out he will guide this team. Rip Sean T

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Anyone else wonder what would have happened if ST hit Brandon Jacobs (instead of Landry)?