Isaiah Taylor is a 6'3" Edge/Tight End in the 2027 class.
Taylor attends Westminster in Maryland.
Taylor's Player Profile was created on July 10, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Isaiah
TaylorEDGE/TE
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
Weight
215
HS
Westminster
|
MD
Weekly Recruiting Wrap Up: Prospects First Offers
I’ve seen Isaiah a few times this spring, as well as during the season last fall, and he...
Written by Todd Haldis
Isaiah
TaylorEDGE/TE
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
Weight
215
HS
Westminster
|
MD
On the Cusp: 2027 Edge’s Battling for the Top 10
Isaiah Taylor stands out as a creative and relentless defender off the ball, winning with a blend of...
Written by Corey Bailey
Todd Haldis | Prep Redzone Scout
Todd Haldis
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
I’ve seen Isaiah a few times this spring, as well as during the season last fall, and he has been a player I have seen as deserving of an offer for some time now. He finally picks up his first one from Towson this past weekend. Isaiah has proven to be an impact player on both sides of the ball at TE & OLB. I like him best as an edge rush OLB/DE prospect at the next level and he has shown on the field to be more than capable of being that finishing last year with 15 sacks. With an excellent frame that he has added roughly 15lbs to since the end of the fall season, and can see him carrying 240+ no problem down the road. Isaiah plays with nice bend, can dip and flatten past the OT. Showcases and array of pash rush moves with a swim, rip, and overall active hands. He plays with a high motor and is a good overall athlete. Isaiah is an easy FCS+ offer prospect and should garner some more before this summer is over.
Isaiah TaylorIsaiahTaylor
6'3" | 215 lbs | EDGE/TE
Westminster | 2027 StateMD
stands out as a creative and relentless defender off the ball, winning with a blend of hand combat and quick footwork to beat blockers in one-on-one situations. He shows an advanced feel for timing his moves, mixing swipes, rips, and counters to slip past linemen and create disruption in the backfield.
What truly separates Taylor is his motor. He consistently fights through contact and refuses to stay blocked, playing with an edge that shows up snap after snap. One sequence in particular highlights his effort, as he was knocked to the ground, popped right back up, and still finished the play. That nonstop effort, paired with his technical skill, makes Taylor a high-energy defender who consistently impacts the game