Gunzlingr
08-07-2003, 09:07 AM
With his career entering the red zone, Travis Taylor is primed to score a breakthrough season.
The former first-round pick is in the best position of his four-year Ravens career, just as the projected bust-out window for a receiver is slowly closing on him.
For the first time, he has the same starting quarterback (Chris Redman) in consecutive training camps and he has two veteran wide-outs (Frank Sanders and Marcus Robinson) beside him to spread out defenses.
The challenge for Taylor is to prove he can avoid his annual disappearing act and deliver some magic on the field. His goal is to reach 80 catches this season and become the go-to receiver the Ravens envisioned when they picked him 10th overall in 2000.
more (http://www.sunspot.net/sports/football/bal-sp.ravens07aug07,0,415279.story?coll=bal-sports-football)
The former first-round pick is in the best position of his four-year Ravens career, just as the projected bust-out window for a receiver is slowly closing on him.
For the first time, he has the same starting quarterback (Chris Redman) in consecutive training camps and he has two veteran wide-outs (Frank Sanders and Marcus Robinson) beside him to spread out defenses.
The challenge for Taylor is to prove he can avoid his annual disappearing act and deliver some magic on the field. His goal is to reach 80 catches this season and become the go-to receiver the Ravens envisioned when they picked him 10th overall in 2000.
more (http://www.sunspot.net/sports/football/bal-sp.ravens07aug07,0,415279.story?coll=bal-sports-football)