Curtis Taylor brings LSU-caliber safety instincts with hard-hitting, rangy play
Curtis Taylor was described by LSU as a hard-hitter with good range, sound technique, and strong run support, and he earned a starting role after a spring that coaches labeled “outstanding.” In his 2008 season at LSU, he recorded 43 tackles and 2 interceptions, finishing his LSU career with 112 tackles and 5 picks, which shows real back-end production for a defensive leader[1][6]. His best fit is a team that wants a safety who can read quickly, tackle aggressively, and steady the secondary with veteran poise—not just chase highlight plays[1][9].
