Stats for Taylors first 25 starts

[X-Era]

http://www.buffalorumblings.com/2016...roethlisberger

Interesting read. He's doing pretty well by this analysis.

[YardRat]

Doh, jeez.

[Novacane]

Barring a 6 game disaster he's going to be our QB next year. We may as well route for him.

[BillsImpossible]

Interesting stats.

Taylor's cap hit for next year is $15.9 million.

That's a bargain compared to Andrew Luck's contract.

They're both 27 years old, but Taylor has more potential to grow.

Compare the two contracts...

http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/buffalo-b...d-taylor-7899/

http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/indianapo...rew-luck-9811/

Holy crap, the Colts are practically married to Andrew Luck. Ouch.

Taylor has a $17.6 million cap hit in 2020 vs. Luck's $28.4 million.

Gilmore is good as gone next year and will command $15 million a season.

I'd rather pay Taylor the money and let Gilmore get toasted by Tyrod in the years to come.

[Mace]

Not sure anyone disputes the fact that he's an efficient small ball QB for not many yards and few turnovers when his attempts are limited, which is nearly always, though.

[mdcas22]

Taylor is gonna cost 27 mil if he is on the roster next year, not to mention Taylor is a 6 year vet compared to Big Ben in his rookie year where he won a Super Bowl and Russel Wilson led the seahawks to a Super Bowl in year 2, Brady had a SuperBowl in year 1 as a starter, do I need to go on?

[swiper]

Barring a 6 game disaster he's going to be our QB next year. We may as well route for him.

Root.

Not route.

[YardRat]

Interesting stats.

Taylor's cap hit for next year is $15.9 million.

That's a bargain compared to Andrew Luck's contract.

They're both 27 years old, but Taylor has more potential to grow.

Compare the two contracts...

http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/buffalo-b...d-taylor-7899/

http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/indianapo...rew-luck-9811/

Holy crap, the Colts are practically married to Andrew Luck. Ouch.

Taylor has a $17.6 million cap hit in 2020 vs. Luck's $28.4 million.

Gilmore is good as gone next year and will command $15 million a season.

I'd rather pay Taylor the money and let Gilmore get toasted by Tyrod in the years to come.

Gilmore would be the first, and probably only, cornerback Tyrod toasted.

[The last buffalo fan]

Root.

Not route.

Damn Mexicans!

[BillsImpossible]

Gilmore would be the first, and probably only, cornerback Tyrod toasted.

He toasted Jalen Ramsey last week.

[Mace]

Damn Mexicans!

Injusticia !

[Mace]

He toasted Jalen Ramsey last week.

With Taylor having 12 total completions for 166 yards and one passing TD, we might have different interpretations of "toasted" though, Imp.

[Joe Fo Sho]

Interesting stats.

Taylor's cap hit for next year is $15.9 million.

That's a bargain compared to Andrew Luck's contract.

They're both 27 years old, but Taylor has more potential to grow.

Oh jesus tap dancing christ.

Compare the two contracts...

http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/buffalo-b...d-taylor-7899/

http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/indianapo...rew-luck-9811/

Holy crap, the Colts are practically married to Andrew Luck. Ouch.

Taylor has a $17.6 million cap hit in 2020 vs. Luck's $28.4 million.

Maybe we should start comparing QB quality instead of salary cap hits.

[TacklingDummy]

Stats lie.

[Mace]

Oh jesus tap dancing christ.

Tap dancing was invented in the 1800's, Fo Sho, that was a bit of a reach.

[Joe Fo Sho]

Tap dancing was invented in the 1800's, Fo Sho, that was a bit of a reach.

Yeah, maybe mainstream tap dancing was..

[Mace]

Yeah, maybe mainstream tap dancing was..

Ok, got me on that one.

[X-Era]

Taylor is gonna cost 27 mil if he is on the roster next year, not to mention Taylor is a 6 year vet compared to Big Ben in his rookie year where he won a Super Bowl and Russel Wilson led the seahawks to a Super Bowl in year 2, Brady had a SuperBowl in year 1 as a starter, do I need to go on?

I dont care what he costs, I care what cap hit he has. Spotrac has it at 15.9.

http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/buffalo-bills/cap/2017/

[Mace]

I dont care what he costs, I care what cap hit he has. Spotrac has it at 15.9.

http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/buffalo-bills/cap/2017/

I care about his results. This game against Oakland was a perfect example why an efficient smallball elusive running QB who can't occasionally pass his way down the field when necessary, won't beat a team with QB who can.

Anyone who watched this game has to be able to see it.

[Mr. Pink]

Minus the Browns, the Bills have the worst QB in the NFL.

If you don't watch other games, then you wouldn't notice just how awful Tyord is as a passer.