Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-6, 330 lbs |
| Birthplace: Lorain, OH |
| Age: 24 |
| School: Pittsburgh |
| Experience: 1 |
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8:41Confidence or Concern For 0-2 Teams
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1:52Burying 0-2 Teams in the NFL Graveyard: Chargers
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1:14Raiders' Impressive 2-0 Start
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1:10Concerns Mount for Chargers Offense
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5:24REACTION: Raiders Stun Chargers, Start 2-0 | HQ NFL
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0:31Kirk Cousins Finds Cody White for a Raiders Touchdown
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0:40Justin Herbert Hits Trey Harris for Huge 53-Yard Gain
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0:20HERBERT HOUDINI: Chargers QB fakes out Maxx Crosby on TD pass
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0:31Kirk Cousins Throws 40-Yard Touchdown to Tre Tucker
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0:30Chargers' Cam Hart Snags Interception Against Raiders
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11:40NFL Executive Perspective: Stadium Changes & Week 2 Must-Wins
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0:47Teams That Have to Win in Week 2
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1:12NFL Injury Risk Check: Ladd McConkey
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1:56NFL Week 2 Bold Predictions: Crosby & Paye vs Chargers
Top Branson Taylor News
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Chargers' Branson Taylor: Placed on IR, designated to return
The Chargers placed Taylor (undisclosed) on injured reserve Sunday with a designation to return, Ian Rapoport of ESPN and NFL Network reports.
Taylor will be forced to miss at least the first four games of the season before he's eligible to return due to an undisclosed injury. The rookie sixth-round pick should serve as a depth tackle once healthy.
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Chargers' Branson Taylor: Taken by Bolts in sixth round
The Chargers selected Taylor in the sixth round of the 2025 NFL Draft, 199th overall.
Taylor started in 21 games over the final three years of his college career at Pittsburgh, 18 of which came at left tackle. He played in just six games in 2024 while suffering a season-ending knee injury, which limited him during much of the draft process. Taylor showed pass-slide quickness and mobility to respond to edge rushers, but his lack of arm length could limit him at the NFL level.
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