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Fred Taylor

Football Player

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1976-01-27
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He’s best known as a former NFL running back who made a huge impact during his time with the Jacksonville Jaguars, joining the team back in 1998. Over the course of his 11-year career with the franchise, he racked up an impressive 11,271 rushing yards, making him the all-time leader in that category for the Jaguars. Before he became a household name in the NFL, he was already turning heads at Glades Central High School, where he excelled both on the football field and the track. His standout performances earned him a spot to play college football at the University of Florida, where he continued to build his legacy. In 1999, his hard work paid off when the Jaguars selected him 9th overall in the NFL Draft—a moment that truly launched his professional journey. Interestingly, his son, Kelvin Taylor, followed in his footsteps by also becoming a running back at the University of Florida, continuing the family tradition. And it doesn’t stop there—his cousin, Santonio Holmes, carved out his own path in the NFL as a talented wide receiver. Through dedication and talent, he not only shaped his own destiny but also inspired the next generation in his family to pursue greatness in the sport.

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He wrapped up his career playing two final seasons with the New England Patriots, and he decided to call it quits after the 2010 season. He really gave his all during those years with the team, showing the kind of dedication fans came to expect from him. He left on his own terms, stepping away after a solid run with the New England Patriots, marking the end of an era in his football journey.

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