On the football field, Lawrence Taylor was an unstoppable force of nature -- arguably the best defensive player in the game and, quite possibly, ever. But off the field, the life of a player who enjoyed a record ten Pro Bowl appearances and led the New York Giants to two Super Bowl victories was an all-out blitz, fueled by drugs, sex, and booze, and charging at breakneck speed toward total self-destruction. This is the shocking true story of a giant's fall ... and his remarkable journey back to the world.
Lawrence Taylor now divides his time between Florida and New Jersey.
Steve Serby is a columnist for the New York Post.
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@eyesofhlnlz Lawrence “LT”Taylor is my therapist 🫣🤣 https://t.co/3Ii8R67s70
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An angry Lawrence Taylor getting pissed at Richard Dent for being late for their tee time. Every caddy in the group spent that round trying to avoid general direction of where LT would potentially throw his club. Or the grizzled Vietnam-era Marine who threw a 9-iron at me lol https://t.co/SS2bbAuwJ0