Buffalo Bills Not Committing to Tyrod Taylor as Their QB Will Set Franchise Back

April 13, 2016   ·   Ian Wharton   ·   Jump to comments

The 2016 NFL offseason is proving to be one of the more eventful in recent memory. With the draft about two weeks away, there’s still uncertainty about the status of several starting quarterbacks across the league. The most talented one who could be seeing unexpected competition is Buffalo Bills quarterback Tyrod Taylor.
While it’s not surprising that Colin Kaepernick and Ryan Fitzpatrick have met lukewarm interest via the trade market and free agency, respectively, Taylor would be the hottest commodity available if the Bills opened discussions. The 26-year-old is coming off a solid first season as a starter that resulted in a Pro Bowl nod and nearly a playoff appearance.
Yet, the Bills haven’t been publicly selling Taylor as their next potential franchise quarterback. Their decision to be cautious with him isn’t necessarily the wrong decision, but it will set the franchise back if they overplay their hand. After studying every pass Taylor attempted i...

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