sean taylor's best play as a redskin on the field

[redskinsfanatic]

the one i will remember if i reach old age is gotta be the fg block return
against dallas last year that set up the winning field goal.it's hard to not ever forget the shot he gave the punter last year in the pro bowl too.
who can forget him laying out the detroit blocker on that interception return this season?i'll really miss this kid that had so much to live for
and died in such a thoughtless cruel evil way!

[MTK]

For me it was the fumble recovery against the Eagles in '05 where he dove into the end zone. I remember being so freaking happy at that moment.

That was one of my favorite plays in recent memory before this tragedy, now it will likely be even more important to me.

[TampaDude]

IMHO, the biggest play ST ever made, he made twice...the two fumble returns for TDs in 2005...the first against the Eagles to clinch a playoff spot, and the "deja vu" play against the Bucs to win the Wild Card game and get payback for the phantom 2-point conversion shaft job.

RIP, Sean...you'll be missed...

[TampaDude]

Originally Posted by Mattyk72

For me it was the fumble recovery against the Eagles in '05 where he dove into the end zone. I remember being so freaking happy at that moment.

That was one of my favorite plays in recent memory before this tragedy, now it will likely be even more important to me.

I hear ya...I was in my living room, jumping up and down and screaming at the top of my lungs as ST dove into the endzone, "WE'RE GOING TO THE PLAYOFFS! WE'RE GOING TO THE PAH-LAY-OFFS!!!" I will carry that memory with me forever.

[FRPLG]

It is a tie for me.

Both against Dallas too.

The Crayton hit in '05 to end the Monday Night Miracle just sticks in my head and the blocked kick return last year to set up the winning field goal. I was there and that was the finest moment in my sport watching memory. Thinking of that still gives me chills to this day. And for a while it will put a tear in my eye now. It's funny because one of my favorite songs is Livin' on the Edge and a member here put together a montage of that game to that song and I listen to it every day when I work out. It always pumps me up to remember ST weaving down the field. I am just so bummed that more memories like that will never happen.

[SouperMeister]

The scoop and score fumble returns for TDs against Philly to clinch a wild card and the following week to help beat Tampa in the playoffs.

[Paintrain]

The big hit on Crayton was his signature 'blow up' but the scoop and score against TB in the playoffs against TB was the biggest play IMO.

[SBprimetime]

The hit on Crayton won the Dallas game, they would've been in field goal range to win the game if he hadn't destroyed him and sent the ball flying 20 yards back.

[ArtMonkDrillz]

Originally Posted by Mattyk72

For me it was the fumble recovery against the Eagles in '05 where he dove into the end zone. I remember being so freaking happy at that moment.

That was one of my favorite plays in recent memory before this tragedy, now it will likely be even more important to me.

I loved that one too. I think maybe 1 out of 100 players could scoop up the ball at full speed the way he did, especially in those kinds of playing conditions. It was really a thing of beauty.

Also, the blocked field goal return last year will be forever with me because I was at that game and it was only 2 days after my birthday. talk about a great present!

[dmek25]

because it was a playoff game, the fumble return against Tampa. but the shot he put on Crayton, to basically win the Dallas game is a close second

[Sheriff Gonna Getcha]

The hit on Crayton during the Monday Night Miracle.

[firstdown]

He had so many game changing big plays I could not chose one. Its just hard to imagine him not on the field.

[GMScud]

Originally Posted by Sheriff Gonna Getcha

The hit on Crayton during the Monday Night Miracle.

No question. That's without a doubt my favorite. A crushing hit and a game saver. Man I'm gonna miss that guy.

His game saving tackle against Carolina last year was a great bright spot in an otherwise awful season. Think of how massive that play would have been if we were fighting for a playoff berth?

[Joe Ribbs BBQ]

Originally Posted by firstdown

He had so many game changing big plays I could not chose one. Its just hard to imagine him not on the field.

You said it...... he was special

[Frost]

Originally Posted by Sheriff Gonna Getcha

The hit on Crayton during the Monday Night Miracle.

Amen to that, I remember that play like it was yesterday....Amazing...I've never met Sean yet I feel like I lost a brother