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PSUFan - Well, I think it would be close seeing as how LaVar thinks hes better than every athelete in the NFL and deserves more money per jersey than they do.

LaVar himself says he doubts he'll ever see an athelete like Taylor again in his life time.

Am I excusing Taylor? Nope. If your coach calls - you call back. Simple as that. I was listening to the Junkies today (normally I turn them off the second I hear them) but they were talking about the skins so I decided to listen. They actually made decent points about both Arrington and Taylor, they said someone needed to be a team leader, step up, and tell these guys what to do. They said even the socks are disrespectful (which Im not sure if I agree with) They said LaVar certainly isn't a leader, but maybe someone like Jansen will step up and get people on the team page.

Do I think Taylor is in the right? No. However, the question is who's a bigger problem. I feel someone calling out the coaching staff through the media is a bigger problem. Taylor is weird, no doubt. He'll show up to the games and knock someones head off, and he won't insult the coaching staff and organization to the media.

Safety is one of the lowest paid positions in the league. However, we can't forget he was the 5th overall pick. That's a high pick and demands money. Especially shocked we signed him for so low considering it was after Winslow got his massive deal, was it not? If you have a difference maker at safety, which I feel we do, then we should reward him well. He can and will be covering people like Shockey, Antonio Gates, Moss (some), etc this year. He can cover, he can intercept, he can run it back, he can blitz. Sean Taylor, especially in the hands of Greg Williams, could be one of the most devastating players in the league simply because he's so versatile.