Former NFL Player Adarius Taylor
Faces Charges of Child Abuse
Published
Adarius Taylor, who previously played in the NFL for seven seasons, has come under scrutiny following his arrest in Florida on child abuse allegations…
Documents from the county jail indicate that the 34-year-old is facing two charges: one for negligent child abuse resulting in no physical harm, and another for soliciting prostitution or engaging in lewd behavior.
On Sunday, Taylor was released after paying a bond of $6,000. Inquiries have been made to law enforcement for more detailed information regarding this developing story.
After not being selected in the 2014 NFL Draft, Taylor managed to establish himself during his tenure at Florida Atlantic University. His professional football career included stints with teams such as the Carolina Panthers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Cleveland Browns, underscoring his resilience.
Throughout his football career, he amassed impressive statistics, including 140 tackles, five of which were for losses, alongside two sacks, three forced fumbles, and an interception.
The last time Taylor played in the NFL was during Week 17 of the 2020 season while representing the Panthers, where he recorded two combined tackles.
Beyond his NFL journey, Taylor also made a mark in the Canadian Football League, showcasing his adaptability in sports.
Originally named Adarius Glanton, he changed his name to pay tribute to his father, reflecting the influence of family in his life.
