In Tyrod Taylor’s first season with the Buffalo Bills, he was named to the Pro Bowl. In his last, he led the NFL in interception rate and went to the playoffs. Repeat: in his last full season as an NFL starter, Tyrod Taylor did some things very well and he was only 28.
The next year, Taylor was in Cleveland and he started three games for the Browns, going a coder’s dream of 1-1-1.
Last season was Taylor’s first with the LA Chargers and his first without an opportunity to start since 2014 with the Baltimore Ravens when he was buried on a depth chart behind an overpaid Joe Flacco.