SEATTLE — Darrell Taylor has logged exactly one NFL season. He was born in March 1997, meaning he's been 25 for just over two months. But when he looks around the linebacker room, he can't help but notice one thing — he's one of the old guys.
"It's been funny just to see," Taylor said. "Looking around and seeing all the young guys around, being that I was in that same position last year."
This isn't about Darrell Taylor — it's about a new-look Seahawks defense hoping to carve out its own legacy. Bobby Wagner isn't here anymore. Neither is K.J. Wright, Richard Sherman, Earl Thomas, Kam Chancellor or any of the legends who once made the Seahawks the most-feared defense in football.
