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

[atomicnixon]

Originally Posted by 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!

His fumble recovery against philly in 2005 that ensured us a victory, that was great, I remember jumping and screaming "We're goin to the playoffs!"

[GMScud]

Originally Posted by atomicnixon

His fumble recovery against philly in 2005 that ensured us a victory, that was great, I remember jumping and screaming "We're goin to the playoffs!"

Great point. That was an awesome moment. To think he had all these great plays already and was only 24... It's been a long, long time since I've been this sad.

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

2 many to narrow it down the crayton hit the fumble recoveries in 2005 the jerry porter hit in 2005 his first interception in the league.

[BleedBurgundy]

Originally Posted by Sheriff Gonna Getcha

The hit on Crayton during the Monday Night Miracle.

That's my favorite too.

[BDBohnzie]

Not necessarily a favorite play as such, but if you watch highlight videos out on YouTube, there is something you'll see a lot of. Taylor coming out of nowhere to make plays. It's almost like he was going at a much faster speed than everyone around him, that he had such vision to be where the ball was.

Pointing out the Pro Bowl hit on Brian Moorman, the announcers mention him coming from 30 yards away to make the play. He had the ability to go on all cylinders all the time and make huge hits. Ronnie Lott was a big hitter as was Steve Atwater, and neither of these guys had Taylor's speed. He was certainly special...

[tatrave]

All the times TO never came across the middle because Sean was there. For that matter any and all WR's in the world. RIP Sean....Watch us, "fight for ole DC", from heaven, you will never be forgotten

[memphisskin]

So many plays to choose from, the hit on Crayton is my favorite because it was necessary, it was textbook (helmet on ball) and it was against the Cowboys. But his best play as a Skin to me is the blocked fg return vs. Dallas, he shows great hands in scooping the ball off the turf, great awareness and vision during the return, plus it was against Dallas, what more can you ask for!

ST, you will be missed and fondly remembered.