Charles Taylor was an American National Football League Player.
He was Pro Football Hall of Fame who dazzled fans with his impeccable style of play.
Taylor who was picked third overall out of Arizona State in the 1964 NFL Draft, spent his entire 14-year career with the Washington franchise.
Taylor retired as the NFL’s all-time top receiver in 1977.
His record of 649 catches, 9,110 yards, and 79 touchdowns stood until 1984. Taylor was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame the following year.
With 90 total touchdowns, he is still the club leader in receiving touchdowns and overall touchdowns. Her was 80 years.
Cause of death: How did Charley Taylor die?
Taylor died on February 19, 2022.
Taylor returned to the Washington front office as a scout after retiring. From 1981 through 1993, he was the wide receivers coach for head coach Joe Gibbs, and he helped the club win three Super Bowls.
Charley Taylor funeral and burial arrangements, date, time, venue
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