Tyrod Taylor wears jersey No. 5, but to Cleveland Browns fans he's No. 29 - the franchise's 29th starting quarterback since 1999.
Taylor didn't inspire confidence that he is the club's quarterbacking savior in a 21-21 tie last week against the Steelers. He completed only 15 of 40 passes for 197 yards. His passer rating of 51.8 ranks 28th in the league after one game.
Taylor could change that perception by leading the Browns to an upset of the New Orleans Saints on Sunday at the Superdome. The last time he faced the Saints he passed for 56 yards and a 33.