All-Pro teams traditionally have had two slots for running backs, though they expanded to three in the mid-1990s when a ...

Fred Taylor of Fayetteville, Georgia, born March 18, 1953, and completed his journey with Dementia on March 10, 2024. He had a long career in tv and film, working closely with Turner Broadcasting ...

Fred Taylor was named a finalist for the Professional Football Hall of Fame in January of 2024 after a dazzling 13-year career with the Jaguars and New England Patriots. Taylor was the No. 9 overall ...

Speaking on 'The Drill' on 1010XL, Jaguars legend Fred Taylor explained the background work he has done on Coen and why it makes him confident in Coen's ability as a head coach moving forward.

Night one of Jazz Fest begins in Jacksonville. Read full article: Jacksonville Jazz Festival to open gates at 7 p.m. after weather delay If you come to Memorial Park in Riverside this weekend, you ...

As the Hall of Fame (HOF) festivities kick into full swing, you might experience bittersweet emotions over the next few days as Fred Taylor sits on the sidelines, eagerly awaiting his gold jacket.

Fred Taylor believes he belongs in that club. The former Jacksonville Jaguars running back might not have a long list of Pro Bowls or All-Pros, or a championship, but he is 17th on the NFL's all ...

Former NFL running back Fred Taylor believes he belongs in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. And after getting passed over repeatedly, he's working on making the case to the voters. "My numbers were ...