Bills quarterback Tyrod Taylor underwent groin surgery Thursday morning, further complicating his future with the team.
The decision to have the surgery was Taylor’s and was made after consulting Wednesday with New York City-area sports hernia specialist Dr. William Meyers, the team said. “The Bills were informed late yesterday of this morning’s procedure,” they said in a statement.
Taylor signed a six-year contract extension before this season, which could be worth as much as $112 million. The deal comes with a team option after this season, though, giving the Bills the ability to cut ties with Taylor by declining his contract option this spring.