Gates Masson Taylor remains present regardless of the blood of the American Football Association family

Masson Taylor has a lot of DNA in the hall of fame in his blood.

Emerging aircraft is a narrow end – She drafted in the second round this spring He is the son of the legendary corridor, Jason Taylor, and the nephew of former star Zak Thomas.

Expectations are high for Taylor, which is likely to separate immediately as narrow letters.

It has a strong support system to deal with these expectations.

Taylor said after the training on Saturday: It improves every day, and be in fact where your feet are. Do not look at the future or in the past, and take advantage of every moment you get. “

Taylor was a strong mask in LSU, where he recorded 55 receptions for 546 yards and two landing last year. Nevertheless, his blocking was an area that he needed to improve the entry of the draft.

Liser in 6 feet and 25 pounds, Taylor has fitness to develop into a full narrow end. He is confident that he is taking great steps.

“I really think it is just diving again into the basics of things, foot, handy of the pillow,” said Taylor. “So, these are the things that I try to improve every day. Learning from our narrow ends, coaches here, and they only emphasize, pre -practices, handy and everything like that. I am a kind of stumbling on that, and the importance of that was already helping me as a barrier.

“So I say that these small things are added to up.”

The main coach Aaron Glenn believes that there is another level in the Breece Hall game that he has not shown. Hall enters a pivotal season individually, last year of his upward contract for four years.

“You can do a lot with Breece,” said Glenn. “We will open his game a little. It is a kind of man that you can divide on a large scale and allow him to operate the road tree, because he can run it like the recipient. I love this competition with him against safety or midfielder … I think this year, you will see someone who will really run it because of what we will do, who we will be and the reason for who is also.”

Jermin Johnson, who suffered a torn Achilles last year, posted on X on July 25 that he was “cleared.” He is still in the puppy list and has not yet joined his colleagues in this field. Glenn said that the expectation was still Johnson would be ready for the first week.