Here’s a revelation: the Buffalo Bills are armed with a quarterback no other team has.
His stop-on-a-dime juke that froze Coty Sensabaugh is illegal in most states. The third-and-23 conversion in the fourth quarter? Most quarterbacks limp upfield for five yards and slide.
And yet, the Bills have been hesitant. Afraid. Petrified of the possibility of injury. It’s as if the Bills brass collectively holds its breath any time Tyrod Taylor tiptoes outside the pocket.
Buffalo’s 14-13 win over the Tennessee Titans — more survival, than triumph — is full proof that the team should unleash their quarterback.