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

Sean Taylor‘s half sibling saw no problems with the Leaders’ memorial of the late Pro Bowler on Sunday … informing TMZ Sports the entire thing was “an honor” — and he’s anticipating more to be contributed to it as time passes.

Washington formally unveiled the Taylor tribute at FedEx Field on the 15th anniversary of the complimentary security’s awful death right before the group began its video game versus the Falcons.

Fans put out in droves to see it … however numerous discovered it underwhelming — noting it was merely a wire mannequin covered in mismatched equipment.

However, when we got Jamal Johnson out at Reagan Airport in D.C. on Monday — he informed us it was all great by him.

“It was greatly appreciated and an honor that his legacy lives on in D.C.,” Johnson stated … including, “I was at a loss for words.”

Of the criticism, Johnson stated “everybody is entitled to an opinion,” however he noted he does not anticipate this to be completion of the Leaders’ tributes to Taylor.

“I don’t feel like that’s the finished process of it,” Johnson stated. “That’s just a step.”

Taylor was prepared by Washington in 2004, and went on to play 4 seasons in D.C. — prior to he was unfortunately shot and eliminated in Miami.