He isn't a kid anymore, and his career has featured a sufficient number of ups and downs to pretty much keep him from getting too impressed with anything. Taylor said that he senses a difference with this team. Guys really seemed to be focusing on the game. There wasn't as much talk about hanging out and partying. Guys came out here with a goal in mind.
Guys really seem to be willing to go the extra mile.
We have a lot of guys watching film together - just the players, not something the coaches are telling them to do or anything, something extra. Like I said, I think it's showing on the field. Besides the interception, on a long pass attempt from Jake Plummer to David Boston, Taylor also was involved in the coverage on what turned out to be a 70-yard touchdown pass to Boston in the third quarter. That play was most memorable for the taunting penalty Boston received after he turned around and pointed at the pursuing defenders before he crossed the goal line. It was a good play by him all around.