Sean Taylor’s Brother ‘Honored’ By Commanders Tribute, No Issue W/ Memorial

Sean Taylor‘s half brother noticed no points with the Commanders’ memorial of the late Pro Bowler on Sunday … telling TMZ Sports the entire thing was “an honor” — and he is anticipating extra to be added to it as time goes by.

Washington formally unveiled the Taylor tribute at FedEx Field on the fifteenth anniversary of the free security’s tragic demise simply earlier than the staff kicked off its sport towards the Falcons.

Fans poured out in droves to see it … however many discovered it underwhelming — noting it was merely a wire model coated in mismatched gear.

But, once we obtained Jamal Johnson out at Reagan Airport in D.C. on Monday — he advised us it was all positive by him.

“It was significantly appreciated and an honor that his legacy lives on in D.C.,” Johnson stated … including, “I used to be perplexed.”

Of the criticism, Johnson stated “all people is entitled to an opinion,” however he famous he would not count on this to be the tip of the Commanders’ homages to Taylor.

“I do not really feel like that is the completed means of it,” Johnson stated. “That’s only a step.”

Taylor was drafted by Washington in 2004, and went on to play 4 seasons in D.C. — earlier than he was tragically shot and killed in Miami.