Ep 3. Sean Taylor

Sean Taylor was a talented and tenacious football player who played for the Washington Redskins from 2004 until his untimely death in 2007. In A Football Life Season 5 Episode 3, we get an inside look at Taylor's life and career both on and off the field.

Taylor was born and raised in Miami, Florida, and discovered his love for football at a young age. As a high school star, he attracted the attention of major college football programs and ultimately chose to play for the University of Miami Hurricanes. Taylor's time at Miami was marked by his intensity and physicality as a player, as well as his off-the-field legal trouble.

At the 2004 NFL draft, Taylor was the fifth overall pick, selected by the Washington Redskins. He quickly became a standout player in the league, known for his hard hits and instincts on the field. However, Taylor's career was not without controversy. He was fined multiple times for illegal hits and was involved in a high-profile altercation with Philadelphia Eagles player Brian Westbrook in 2006.

Off the field, Taylor's personal life was also tumultuous. He had a strained relationship with his father and was frequently in trouble with the law. However, after the birth of his daughter in 2006, Taylor seemed to be turning his life around.

Tragically, Taylor's life was cut short in November 2007 when he was shot during a home invasion in Miami. The football world was shocked and saddened by his death, and many wondered what could have been for the talented young player had he been given more time.

Through interviews with Taylor's family, former coaches and teammates, and football analysts, A Football Life Season 5 Episode 3 provides a comprehensive look at Taylor's life and legacy. The episode examines both the highs and lows of his career, as well as his impact on the game of football.

Viewers will be moved by Taylor's story of triumph and tragedy, and gain a greater understanding of what made him such an exceptional player and person. A Football Life Season 5 Episode 3 is a must-see for any football fan or anyone interested in the human side of sports.