Taylor is one incoming freshman that's actually dropped weight - down to 212 lbs. - to get ready to play LB at Iowa.
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Ready to report: Kyle Taylor
Blair Sanderson | Editor
Kyle Taylor is making the move to Iowa City on June 10.
Rivals.com
This week, Washington D.C. linebacker Kyle Taylor will be joining his older brother, Miles, at the University of Iowa to play for the Hawkeyes. We caught up with the 6-foot-2, 212-pound Taylor, who will wear #55 for the Hawkeyes, to talk about his upcoming freshman year and much more.
Q: When do you make the move to Iowa City this summer?
TAYLOR: I am driving out on June 10th early morning.
Q: What are you looking forward to in starting workouts with the team?
TAYLOR: Just looking forward to being with the team and getting better with the guys and learning from the older guys.
Q: What are your goals for your freshman year? Are you hoping to play or expecting to redshirt?
TAYLOR: I'm just going to work as hard as I possibly can and get better, but my goals are kind of personal to me.
Q: What will it mean to you to walk out of the tunnel at Kinnick Stadium for the first time?
TAYLOR: It will mean a lot to walk out into Kinnick because that's something special and something that you have to earn.
Q: When you look back at everything, what was it about Iowa that made it the right place for you?
TAYLOR: Coaches, people, development, personality, and the way they play football. Really, everything .
See highlights from Taylor's senior year in the video below.
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Ready to report: Kyle Taylor
Blair Sanderson | Editor
Kyle Taylor is making the move to Iowa City on June 10.
Rivals.com
This week, Washington D.C. linebacker Kyle Taylor will be joining his older brother, Miles, at the University of Iowa to play for the Hawkeyes. We caught up with the 6-foot-2, 212-pound Taylor, who will wear #55 for the Hawkeyes, to talk about his upcoming freshman year and much more.
Q: When do you make the move to Iowa City this summer?
TAYLOR: I am driving out on June 10th early morning.
Q: What are you looking forward to in starting workouts with the team?
TAYLOR: Just looking forward to being with the team and getting better with the guys and learning from the older guys.
Q: What are your goals for your freshman year? Are you hoping to play or expecting to redshirt?
TAYLOR: I'm just going to work as hard as I possibly can and get better, but my goals are kind of personal to me.
Q: What will it mean to you to walk out of the tunnel at Kinnick Stadium for the first time?
TAYLOR: It will mean a lot to walk out into Kinnick because that's something special and something that you have to earn.
Q: When you look back at everything, what was it about Iowa that made it the right place for you?
TAYLOR: Coaches, people, development, personality, and the way they play football. Really, everything .
See highlights from Taylor's senior year in the video below.
