Taylor checks into our rankings as a top ten player at his position and is a natural pass catcher with strong hands, good tracking abilities and can create downfield seperation. He is a twitchy route runner that is quick in and out of his breaks, shows he can get off man coverage and into defenders blind spots before breaking off and has put up some impressive numbers both in his junior and senior season for Lakeland. He projects as more of a slot receiver due to his length/size and is a very smart route runner that understands how to settle in zone coverage while having the downfield speed and burst to get open in one on one situations. Look for Taylor to be a key D3+ late add in the recruiting process and make a positive impact at that level.

Taylor is one of the better two-way playmakers across the region heading into the Fall and is a big-time impact from his safety or receiver position. He is a fluid athlete with natural hands, big play abilities after the catch and is a highly instinctual safety that covers a ton of ground, forces bad throws over the middle and is an excellent open field tackler. Taylor does not currently hold any offers but should gather plenty of D3+ interest through his final prep season for Lakeland.