Taylor tackling second chance
Denver Post
Four-year-old Kameron Taylor's eyes light up when she's asked if she'd like to travel from Athens, Ga., to Denver to visit her father, Charrod Taylor, a first-year lineman and linebacker with the Colorado Crush.
Arena football player recalls Cole bombing
NavyTimes.com
Charrod Taylor was on his way to the ship’s mess hall with buddies when his commanding officer told him to return to the radar room to finish up his duties.
New season, new look
Rocky Mountain News
The Crush roster will have a new look this season, but coach Mike Dailey prefers to focus on the players he has instead of the ones who got away.
Tragedy on USS Cole marks Taylor for life
Rocky Mountain News
Charrod Taylor has learned to deal with what he calls "the situation," but it's something he never will forget. Taylor, a 6-foot-2, 286-pound defensive lineman out of Georgia Southern, began training camp this week with the Colorado Crush, trying to secure a spot on the team's Arena Football League roster a little more than seven years after he survived a suicide bombing attack.
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