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[Taylor's] added more than 50 pounds to his frame, one that sounds like the kind Shoop would design and build from the ground up for a defensive end, if given the chance. "Hes up over 250 pounds," Shoop said of the redshirt sophomore. "Hes tall at 6-4, 6-5. He brings a presence off the edge. He has explosiveness, he has twitch, he has athletic ability."
And he's had a spring camp, at least through the first half of the 15 scheduled workouts, where his name keeps coming as much, if not more, than any other player on roster. Hes still evolving at the position and learning how to play it, but hes been exceptionally productive and once again had a good scrimmage (on Saturday)," Shoop said. "He came up with a couple sacks, a couple pressures at key times."
http://tennessee.247sports.com/Article/Tennessee-Vols-football-DC-Bob-Shoop-Jonathan-Kongbo-Darrell-Tay-52240047
Now Taylors an imposing presence at 250 pounds, and he maintains hes every bit as quick as if not quicker than he was at 200 pounds. Kongbo who also has drawn positive reviews throughout spring camp said Taylor has made plays all over the place.
...Kongbo said hes also been impressed with freshman Deandre Johnson, a three-star prospect from Miami who enrolled at Tennessee in January. As far as Deandre, man, Deandres gonna be really good, Kongbo said. Hes just got to learn a couple of things right now, but one thing about him is hes really coachable and works really hard and is really good in the weight room. Im really excited about him.
http://tennessee.247sports.com/Article/Darrell-Taylor-turning-heads-in-Tennessee-Vols-football-2017-spr-52245813
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