Taylor had the best overall performance over the weekend in College Station. His ability to make game changing plays on both sides of the football helped Keller Central win the Division I Championship. Taylor is an elite defender in the secondary, he has great ball skills combined with natural instincts and he has a ballhawk mentality. He has a long, lean, athletic frame that enables him to shut down passing lanes. Taylor has the speed to cover ground on the backend at safety, as well as the footwork and technique to shut down receivers on an island at cornerback. Offensively, he was just as dangerous at quarterback, showing the ability to make big plays with his arm. Taylor showed excellent touch on his deep ball, he was able to thread the needle in tight coverage windows for completions and his ability to find the open man allowed Keller Central walk away as the top team at the tournament. Taylor is a must see prospect and he was the talk of the town this past weekend in College Station.

Another explosive dual-threat, Taylor has broken out this season, appearing calm, cool, and collected inside and outside the pocket. While labeled as a dual-threat, one of Isaiah’s best traits is his ability to step up in the pocket in the face of pressure and deliver timely passes over the middle of the field. These vet-like traits along with his 4.4 speed and elusiveness make him a nightmare for opposing defenses. Taylor has accumulated a plethora of highlight reel plays through six games this season while producing over 1,200 yards and 15 TDs. With offers from Georgia State and Texas State, expect Taylor’s name to heat up as he leads the Chargers down the stretch.