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RIP Sean Taylor you were loved in Virginia.. Still remember that day
Yes sir much love from VA
Maryland too, we’re obviously mostly Ravens fans, but we usually have D.C. as our team for the NFC. Sean represented everything about the Ravens defensive mentality back then without even being on the team. We loved him too.
I still remember that day too, seeing that he had died on the news, I cried my eyes out that day. He was one of my idols, so young and he was just gone like that.
And I’m not exaggerating when I say I have never seen so many football jerseys in school as there were the next day after the news broke, just an ocean of Sean Taylor jerseys everywhere. Some of the kids who didn’t have one were going as far as wearing white t’s with 21 and Taylor written on the back with markers.
Died a hero trying to protect his family. RIP Sean. Hail to the Redskins! HTTR
*Football team. HTTFT
@@yourHandleShouldBeAtLeast3... no it will always be the washington redskins to the true fans
@@yourHandleShouldBeAtLeast3... He's one of THOSE folks. Don't bother
@@ibekingape the only people who wanted the name changed were self righteous white people, every single Native American I’ve talked to thinks it’s dumb to change it lol
@@givepaddytheemmy4535 exactly i have relatives that are part Indian and they think it's dumb they love that it represents them and I'm white.
‘On November 18, 2007, burglars pried open a window to Taylor's empty home and rifled through a desk and safe. On November 26, Taylor heard noises in his house and, while investigating the cause, was shot in the upper leg by an intruder. Taylor's femoral artery was severed, causing extensive blood loss, and he died the following day. On November 30, four men were arrested. Police said more than one confessed.] All four men were charged with felony second-degree murder, arm. All the murder charges were subsequently increased to first-degree murder.” - Wiki
"Why dont the cops just shoot someone in the leg?"
@@sarahwolfe1154 Exactly lol, just causes more problems. There are several good reasons they are trained to aim at center of mass and empty the clip. There's only one "good" reason why you would shoot them in the leg and that's because it looks cool in old western movies.
So you rather just see them shoot you in the head? Dumb af.
To add, Rivera who was the one that actually shot him, was convicted for 2nd degree because he was 17 at the time he shot Taylor and was therefore ineligible to receive the death penalty. That's why he never caught a Murder 1.
@@6thsense464 they aim center mass dude
If no one touches him when he falls he can get back up. If they touch him while he's on the ground he's down.
yes, that is the pro rules.
@@borarem yep. It’s the opposite in college I believe. If you fall you’re just down
As someone has already said the NFL rule is down by contact. In NCAA (University) you go down, you're down there, same at all other lower levels.
R.I.P Sean Taylor.
I’ll never forgive the media for the way they slandered this man following his murder smh it was disgusting
Especially Jamie Dukes and Colin Cowherd I’m glad Deion Sanders checked Jamie Dukes on that
Never forget WFT using his memory so they could rush a shoddy jersey retirement ceremony to defuse the bad press they've been getting in the middle of an investigation into their treatment of cheerleaders
@@MrNylenRules Disgusting smh and then have a VIP section literally on top of his number painted on the sidelines where people are literally walking all over his legacy smh
@@DC4L1991 and Michael Wilbon he was a pure ass
@@DC4L1991 don’t forget Wilbon either
He threw a birthday party for a family member and a guy who got invited by a relative, came back with other people to rob him and ended up shooting him.
Wow never realized that it was someone who he had had in his house previously. That relative must feel awful
Right! Sean Taylor was hurt and wasn’t playing, and they didn’t know he was home. Sean heard them breaking and supposed him and was shot. Very damn sad
It always hurts when people react to the end of this video. They dont see it coming. Just like when it happened in 2007, it was so sudden. RIP Sean Taylor
Sean Taylor was on his way to be a top 2 Safety to ever play the game
Cap, but RIP.
@@johnathan5291 stop the foolishness bro this statement is true
He deff was not on his way to being better than ed reed and brian dawkins.
Ronnie Lott, Ed Reed, Troy P, Brian Dawkins, don't get me wrong but he only played 3 years no one knows what would have happened.
He was a great player, especially for having his career cut short. It's ashame because his future looked so bright in the NFL. With that said, I would consider him top 10 on sheer impact he had on the game. Respectfully.
Rest in peace sean Taylor
As a former Redskins fan he was 1 of my favorite players, and probably my favorite defensive player! I always expected a big hit every time the opposing team tried going deep
Former? Cmon now HTTR always man. This year we’re gonna be special
@@danielhardy2590 I'll always b a Redskins fan!!! But there's no more Redskins to b a fan of
@@e-reptiledysfunction2243 lol
Mike should be a Raiders fan because he looks like their coach, Jon Gruden.
Holy hell, you're right! 😆
Then Dave should b a fan wherever Carson Wentz plays now
@@e-reptiledysfunction2243 or Andy Dalton 😂
You crazy af, dont disrespect mike like that
You guys should watch his college highlights at Miami.
2:56 funny that you guys think Chad Johnson sounds American since you might know him better as Chad Ochocinco
A black guy with the stereotypical white first name and a made-up Spanish last name.😂
They probably don’t know either one
@@waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaluigi I figured Daz must be familiar with him
@@woodyhitya maybe not, he didn't even know who Sean Taylor is and he played against his giants twice a year
R.I.P. Sean Taylor!!!! I truly hope he is in a better place!!!
10:13 I've heard of "Missing Man formations" in the military, but never in football.
As a Dallas Cowboys fan, I hated when they had to play against him. He was as good as any safety I ever watched. Just a horrific, tragic story.
Man would’ve retired as one of the greatest players of all time RIP 26/21
36/21*
@@TCraig00 26 for the hurricanes. Didn’t count 36 because he only had it for one season.
@@punkchaos9 gotcha. I was thinking 36 because a lot of safeties in the league since his time wanted to wear 36 and 21 because of him.
@@TCraig00 Yeah that’s definitely understandable. I’ll always see him as 26 because I’m a die hard canes fan
@@punkchaos9 I'm hoping the offense figures things out this season cuz that spring scrimmage didnt look promising. Lots of drops and we seriously need a big body receiver.
Since it didn't say it in the video, he was only home because he had suffered a season-ending injury, and the guy who thought he was just going to rob Sean Taylor's house was in for a surprise, and unfortunately that happened.
I forget the exact year, but his last game against Florida State University was the first time I'd seen a safety just straight up dominate a game.
Became one of my favorite players in his brief time playing. It was brutal to see him pass at such a young age. He had so much potential.
Average nfl career lasts 5 years
When he was killed there was a thick cloud over the entire area. It was just heartbreaking. I remember like it was yesterday just the silence riding the train to work and there was a giant mural being spray painted on the side of the train stop. I made a song called Sean Taylor and I’m a Ravens fan. It hit that hard
He was the only guy who held a candle to Ed Reed. As a Ravens fan, I'm sure you can relate. RIP #21.
@@1129BAMF both from The U. Miami produced a lot of legends back then.
@@adrienduran2204, indeed
I'm a Miami Hurricane fan who loved watching Taylor play in the NFL, this was absolutely unbelievable to fathom when the news broke. R.I.P. Sean, Canes and Skins fans will never forget the unbelievable performances you had on the field and the joy you brought to us.
For the play to be over the ball carrier has to be "down by contact"
So either tackled, or touched while you are on the ground (While a knee, forearm etc touching the terf). Or knocked if you go out of bounds
As a die hard DC fan Sean is my favorite players.
As an Eagles fan, I can confidently say Sean Taylor was highly respected. His skills were undeniable as shown in the video. Better off avoiding him at all cost because he'll make you pay. He was an absolute monster. RIP brother 🙏
I still remember watching Taylor and thinking he would go down as one of the greatest ever at Safety. Even potential Hall of Fame. It was shocking when he died, and to be honest I was also angry, because he worked hard to be respected in the NFL. He had a reputation as a dirty player early in his career but when he got older he was just great. Glad you guys watched this and saw how great he was and could have been. RIP
Chad Johnson's story will blow your mind, the guy is a freak athlete.
College football if u catch the ball or intercept it and fall to the ground u r down right there! N the nfl if u fall down a player from the other team has to touch u while u r on the ground otherwise u can get back up and run
It's funny they laugh at "Chad Johnson" especially since he changed his name to OchoCinco lol.
Yeah... if you don’t know anything about him, that would be a shock... the thing with Sean Taylor is that he was basically a top 5 safety in the NFL his entire brief career who was known for big plays and hard hits, and then he went back to Miami for a week (his hometown and where he played college ball) when off with an injury, and someone broke into his home in a random armed robbery and shot him. The man who killed him was caught and is serving a life sentence in prison for murder.
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second this
His college highlights are just as impressive.
Even as an Eagles fan I couldn’t help but like and respect the guy, he was one of the fiercest competitors you would want on any team. RIP 21
Jokes on you, chad Johnson is now chad ochocinco. Ask me why 😎
No he changed his name back
The joke is actually on you. Chad changed his name back to Johnson in 2012. That's almost 10 years ago.
RIP a Legend 👑
3:20 If your opponents cause you to hit the ground (primarily your knees) you are considered tackled at that point. If no one causes you to go down, you slip or something, you should get up & keep running.
Rip Sean Taylor
Damn glad you watched some Sean Taylor as a young redskons fan he’s all we had, still wear his jersey and have his merch framed on my wall. This video makes me cry to this day, we went to the game after and it was the worst everyone was heartbroken.
I think daz was thinking about plexico burress who shot himself in the leg in a night club with his own gun. He played for the giants
As a Skins fan, I shed a tear or two every time I see this…
Hahaha the Chad Johnson guy is Ocho Cinco. The guys you guys saw do a couple flips into the end zone. He was also in the trash talking video you guys saw. Hilarious dude
Yes, if you fall on your own accord WITHOUT being touched my the opponent, then you can get up and run.
The very first hit in this video remains my favorite from Sean..... it was from a Pro-Bowl game, and defense doesn't really exist in Pro-Bowl games because theres kind of an unwritten rule among guys of 'Hey this game is pointless, lets not injury each other heading into the offseason'.
Meanwhile Sean was like 'I got to this game hitting dudes, so I'm gonna keep doing that'.
Okay so the rule is, if you fall and you weren’t touched, then the play is still alive. But if you fall and do get touched, then the play is now over
I don't know where Sean Taylor was born but it said he played for University of miami.
A lot of these South Florida boys practice football by trying to catch rabbits in the swamp or cane fields.
A tiny rabbit, running for its life, through a Cane field.. versus a football someone has dropped on the floor.
And you wonder why those South Florida boys are good at picking up those fumbles LOL
One of the more tragic parts of Sean Taylor’s story is that unfortunately even though during his time he had such an amazing impact on the game he didn’t play enough seasons to be eligible to be in the hall of fame
If a player slips and falls to the ground he is still a live player and can get up and run
But if contact with the opposing team caused him to hit the ground that is a tackle
Even if it was just the slightest bump from someone's shoulder, that caused you to misstep a few steps and then fall to the ground. That is down by contact
A player can make himself down by taking a knee
But any other action does not down the player.
So if somebody catches the ball and slides on their stomach and then stands up and starts to run, but trips and falls onto their back and then stands up and runs again they are still alive player
This is why the opposing team will run over and touch the person that's laying on the ground to make it an official tackle, otherwise they could get up and take off at any moment
I’m strictly a Seahawks fan. But I have so much respect for so many players from every team. Sean Taylor is one of my favorites ever. It was so fun watching him play even tho I didn’t root for the team specifically. Idc what anyone says he will always be a redskin and one of the best to ever play.
Rip/qepd Sean... The beast..
I was at the game after he passed. I still have the #21 towel they passed out when we entered the stadium.
RIP Sean Taylor… woulda been the GOAT
As long as they are not touched while down by the opposing team or hit by them causing them to fall they can get back up. Also if they run into a teammate and fall they can get back up unless touched by a player from the other team. RIP Sean...taken from us too soon
Sean Taylor is the goat. I got a paint job of him on my jetski
The stat line he put together for his only 3 years in the NFL were 1st ballot HOF type numbers.
RIP Sean Taylor
Died being a hero as well. Rip Sean
Sean Taylor was a beast died to young r.i.p
React to the ICE BOWL documentary !
I only own one jersey and it’s his. Legend.
Good on you guys for reacting to Sean Taylor in your NFL endeavor. Lifelong Washington fan here, and it's still a painful thing remembering him. But man, he was utterly amazing.
One of the most dynamic players I've ever seen . Probably could have played almost any position. 2nd best secondary player to ronnie lott .
This still hurts. #HTTR
I'm 32 and its hard to think of only having 24 years of life. I had barely lived at age 24. I cant imagine dying so young. Especially from something so senseless as being shot by someone I knew.
You guys should have watched Joseph Vincent’s version
I still remember when i found out he was killed. Im from Miami and the whole city was devastated.
As an Eagles fan god that day he wasn't on the field when we played them still feels eerie to me RIP man
Still my favorite safety to ever play the game. I was in high school at the time, and he was my favorite player. RIP #21 Sean Taylor #36.
Ty ty ty for reacting to Sean Taylor. There is so many University of Miami players you could react to, it would take you a week. Great job guys.
I just had so many comments so sorry for the manuscript of a comment here...
0:00 That was against Bills punter Brian Moorman in the _Pro Bowl,_ which typically has rules on how hard you can hit because it's basically an exhibition (nowadays it's been downgraded to a flag football game, meaning NO hits).
2:55 Chad Johnson is better known from when he changed his name to Chad Ochocinco (as in Eight and Five in Spanish, his jersey number being 85). He was a character, when he and Terrell Owens were on the Bengals together he dubbed them the Dynamic Duo. (The Bills wide receiver Stevie Johnson declared that he was The Joker... and in Cincinnati against the Bengals he scored a TD and raised his jersey afterwards to show he'd written on his undershirt, "Why So Serious?". /aside)
3:20 The rule is that either a receiver has to be sent to the ground by an opposing player, or if he falls to the ground himself (or theoretically _herself_ -- there are a few college players that are female, almost all of whom are kickers) they have to be touched by an opposing player while they're on the ground.
10:53 Reminds me of when the Broncos did a tribute to Demaryius Thomas a few years ago. They got the ball, and lined up with 10 men on the field, and took a delay of game penalty letting the clock run down to zero. And Dan Campbell of the Lions declined the penalty. I wonder if Joe Gibbs (coach of Washington) had gone to Dick Jauron (coach of the Bills), would he have done the same thing? Unfortunately, and I mean this even though I currently and probably for all time will have the Bills logo as my icon, the Bills won that game when Joe Gibbs committed an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty by taking two timeouts in a row to freeze the kicker (you're only allowed one) and Rian Lindell (who was well known by Bills fans to not have the range for a 51-yard attempt) hit a 36 yard field goal to win. The Re-Skins needed that win more than THAT Bills team needed it, it meant nothing to the playoffs or to draft position at ALL.
Finally... there's really nothing I can say about this guy that hasn't been said a million times. He was one of a kind.
2004 could’ve been the single greatest year of D.C. drafting history.
Skins took Taylor, who had he not been killed would’ve been the centerpiece of that team for years and possibly one of the greatest safeties of all time.
Meanwhile the Capitals took Alex Ovechkin, who went on to be (and still is) one of the greatest athletes ever and brought on a new era of dominance for the caps and for himself. Which so far has included him winning 3 MVP’s, 9 Rocket Richard trophies (an NHL record) and a Stanley Cup among many other awards, records, etc.
2 icons of their respective sports drafted in the same year, in the same city.
Sean Taylor was a freak of an athlete and Safety. At 6'3" 226lbs, he could cover, play in the box, play LB, DB or whatever you wanted him to. He played running back in Highschool too. He left it all on the field and wouldn't have it any other way. He would've been a Hall of Famer if he wasn't senselessly shot in the upper thigh which caused him to bleed out. By the time he got to the hospital he was as good as dead. I hope those punks who robbed him rot in hell for taking away a potential HoF'er. RIP #21
Im not sure if you guys have seen a lot of him but chad ochocinco would be great to react to. Hes super funny and entertaining as a football player
I was at the game after he died, which was only a few days later. It was absolutely surreal, and I admire his teammates for even being able to lace up their sneakers (okay, “trainers”) and play the game. Just look at some of their faces on the sideline.
I have a photo of the team on the field lined up without him for the first play. A grainy photo from my flip phone, which I will treasure! My dad and I each have the #21 towel which I will keep forever.
Sean has got to be considered an all-time great safety.
I was in the Navy stationed in Virginia at the time he was killed. Sean was my favorite player. I just cried in my barracks room listening to the radio when the news broke.
Cowboy fan but Sean Taylor was scarry good, like you didn't want to face him, they didn't show the hits. He would merc receivers going over the middle. For years Everytime I saw the Redskins it was painful that he wasn't out there where you knew he should be. He would have been one of the best ever no question. A lot put him there after just two years anyway. It was obvious to all who watched him play a game.
Kid woulda been a legend, no doubt. This link is a video more about Sean Taylor the man than the player. Accounts from some of his college teammates as well as pro teammates. RIP #26
ua-cam.com/video/YNGz_ga1Ox0/v-deo.html
He was a great player.
They are few people I'd be terrified to be on the field with lined up against, Sean Taylor is one of them. One of the strongest hitting players to ever play the game
I wish you guys would react to some Brett Favre highlights or one of the little "documentary" type videos they have on him with all the good highlights on it lol. Or if there was just one game highlight from the whole NFL in general i could recommend it's the Packers vs Raiders night game the day his dad passed away and they absolute perfect game and precision he had that game was absolutely amazing honestly.
If a player falls down but isn’t touched by the opposing team, he can get back up and keep running. That rule is only exclusive to the NFL though, in little league, high school and college, the play is dead once you fall. No matter if you were touched or not.
Look at Chad Johnson aka OCHOCINCO. 1 of the best receivers ever. They say he has the quickest feet.
He was injured and did not travel with the team, stayed home to rehab. Was murdered protecting his girlfriend and new blown baby, a shot to the leg hit the main artery and he bled out. If he wasn’t in such great shape he wouldn’t have made it the 24 hours he did. His Jersey was just retired this year. I was at the game against the Bills after his death, it was like a funeral. Worst game I have ever been too, but also the most memorable. At the time of his death he was leading the league in interceptions, but his hits and presence horrified wide receivers across the middle. Even though he only played for 3 years he may be the most beloved redskin ever. RIP Meast
Chad Johnson aka Chad Ochocinco is one the leagues all time best characters and he was a hell of a WR in his day. You blokes should react to him. His Mic'd up segments are always entertaining.
Yeah, in NFL a player can get back up again, unless he's touched by a rival player. And at that - the player with possession of the ball is considered down if one of his knees touches the turf.
God bless you Sean T. Forever my favorite. Forever a Redskin. I still wear you jersey. Last of the Titans
He would have been the greatest safety of all time if he hadn’t died.
Do Pat Tillman🙏🏽
If you can you should watch his NFL documentary it's a bit long but it explains everything
Y'all should react to Ed Reed top 50 plays on the NFL'S channel
I wasn’t a Washington fan. But I was a safety in high school I wore number 21. I cried it was the first time I remember crying over some I was a fan of lol
Y'all should react to Dante Hall aka the human joystick career highlights. 1 if the best kick/punt returns
But ya sean Taylor wasnt shot by someone he had committed suicide and he was the reason for all these CTE findings and stuff. Cause ppl were like dumbfounded by how such a great guy he was and never in any trouble with the law and stuff and this happens
Mike doesn’t look like Gruden but he definitely looks like a raiders fan you guys should react Al Davis the Raiders founder and owner documentary about his legal battles against the league
You hadn’t heard of him probably because he was taken way too soon. He was HOF caliber with too short of a career. RIP
3:20 in the NFL, you have to be touched by a defending player while you're down to be considered down. In college football, if any part of your body other than your feet or hands touch the ground, you're considered down.
Who’s here after Jackson mahone disrespect his Sean Taylor manorial
"Chad Johnson" You guys said it, we need an Office Blokes Chad Johnson-OchoCinco reaction.
Appreciate you three…and I’d suggest it’s difficult to understand America….if you’re not from here
I was such a sean taylor fan growing up... It was surreal the day it popped on the news that he was shot in a home invasion. Even crazier when they said he was dead. I couldn't believe it.