Tyrod Taylor was drafted by the Ravens in 2010 to back up Joe Flacco, and he did just that ... starting zero games in four years with Baltimore. He'll have a better chance to see the field in Buffalo — new coach Rex Ryan announced Wednesday that Taylor will be a Bill in 2015, according to the Buffalo News.
Taylor joins quarterbacks EJ Manuel and Matt Cassel on Buffalo's roster.
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The Virginia Tech product has never thrown a touchdown in a regular-season NFL game. He's a shifty runner who's worth as an NFL quarterback remains unknown. Taylor's 2,724 passing yards and 24 touchdowns (403 rushing yards, five touchdowns) in 2010 earned him ACC Player of the Year honors.
Buffalo on Tuesday traded a 2015 fifth-round draft pick and a 2016 seventh rounder to Minnesota in exchange for Cassel and a 2015 sixth rounder. As of now, there's no telling which quarterback Ryan will start come September.