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"You just have to stay hungry," the Miami Dolphins' No. 99 said. "I've been around 10 years, and people that have been around know that I'm not that kind of guy who's going to sit back and rest on what he did. I'm happy, but I'm never satisfied."
"Guys that have had success, it's tough," [Jason Taylor] said. "First of all, you've got everybody shooting for you. If you don't have the same level of success that you had the previous year, people are going to say, 'You're not the same."'"I hated losing, and everybody knows that," said Taylor, a five-time Pro Bowl player. "But you can't have a chance of winning without having a chance of losing. As long as I can line up and have a chance to go out and win, sometimes you're going to lose, but that doesn't diminish the challenge of the game that I love."See the full content of this document
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Tackling Success Is Tough, Too
Top gun Taylor vows to stay lean, hungry
By Steven WineDAVIE, Fla. -- The biggest challenge Jason Taylor confronts each week tends to stand well above six ...See the full content of this document
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