Commanders Patch Up Inaccuracies On Sean Taylor Memorial

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Did the Commanders roll out a half-complete memorial to commemorate the late fan-favorite Sean Taylor?

It appears so after the team released a round of updates to the Taylor memorial over the weekend. The changes covered up inaccuracies that fans pointed out when the memorial debuted on Nov. 27 — the 15th anniversary of his death.

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Over the weekend, the Taylor memorial at FedEx Field sported several updates, including a historically-accurate Reebok jersey and signature Taylor uniform details featuring the taped-up face mask and cleats — as relayed by NFL reporter Nicki Jhabvala.

Commanders Fumbled the Memorial

The Commanders released a statement on their new-look Taylor memorial:

"We recognize the importance of making the Sean Taylor memorial as authentic as possible to fans’ memories of him, and working with his family, have made some changes and are working with them on some special additions," the statement read. "And we will continue to make it better over time as opportunities arise." 

At the time of the memorial's debut, football fans speculated that the long-overdue move to honor Taylor, a two-time Pro Bowl safety that tragically passed in 2007, was announced to cover up some off-the-field controversies ailing team owner Daniel Snyder.

Though it's nice to see Taylor earn a permanent spot in FedEx Field (no statue?), the Commanders can't seem to get anything right.