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 ...

Denver Broncos legend Lionel Taylor died at age 89, the team announced, after a record-breaking seven-season career with 543 receptions and 6,872 receiving yards.

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

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

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

Taylor's historic 1961 season came just after he caught 92 passes on the Broncos' inaugural 1960 team, making him the only ...

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

He was signed by the Broncos in 1960 and led the AFL in receiving in five of the league's first six seasons. His 100 ...

Former Broncos receiver Lionel Taylor, the first pro football player to catch 100 passes in a single season, has died.

By Field Level Media Lionel Taylor, a member of the Denver Broncos' Ring of Honor and the first pro receiver to make 100 receptions in a season, died on Aug. 6 at age 89, the team announced on ...

Lionel Taylor, a member of the original 1960 Denver Broncos, is pictured with an original jersey, original football and ...

Lionel Taylor, a member of the inaugural Denver Broncos team in 1960 and one of the most accomplished receivers in franchise ...