Former Denver Broncos wide receiver Lionel Taylor has died at the age of 89. Taylor starred for the Broncos beginning with ...

After two years, the Kansas City, Mo., native rejoined the league as a wide receivers coach for the Pittsburgh Steelers and ...

Lionel Taylor, a four-time All-Pro and a trailblazer as an NFL assistant coach, died on Aug. 6 at the age of 89, the Broncos ...

Lionel Taylor, an original player for the Broncos and a member of the team’s Ring of Fame, died on Aug. 6, the team announced ...

Lionel Taylor wasn't exceptionally fast. He was big enough, tall enough, but not physically imposing. His first college and pro football coaches, in fact, weren't initially sure he was a wide receiver ...

Former Denver Broncos wide receiver Lionel Taylor has died at age 89, the team said Wednesday.

Broncos Ring of Fame receiver Lionel Taylor, the franchise’s first star after its inception in 1960, has died at 89 years old ...

Lionel Taylor, a Denver Broncos legend and NFL pioneer, passed away at 89. He was the first to achieve 100 catches in a ...

Lionel Taylor, the Denver Broncos legendary receiver and former Pittsburgh Steelers Super Bowl champion coach who became the ...

Before joining the Broncos in 1960, Taylor started his professional career with the Chicago Bears. It was there that he ...

He was signed by the Broncos in 1960 and on offense he led the AFL in receiving in five of the league's first six seasons.

Lionel Taylor was on the first Broncos team in 1960, and is the first player to record 100 receptions in a single season.