Tyrod will forever have a special place in the heart of Bills Mafia for being the QB when we ended our playoff drought. He’s a class act. I’m grateful for the video. I had forgot about some of those beautiful deep balls he threw to Watkins.
It wasn't just him breaking the drought, Tyrod Taylor was hands down the most electrifying and exciting Bills player to watch play in our entire history until Josh Allen got here
I’ve been waiting on this one. He doesn’t get the respect he deserves but he damn sure is the best quaterback to play for our Bills in the past 17 years. Thank you for all the fun memories, we might not have been the best team but we were infinitely more fun to watch under TyGod. 2015 will forever be my favorite offensive team of the drought. Tyrod and Sammy were looking like Daunte and Randy the second half of that season!
Growing up watching the bills with my old man He would always get his hopes up every year. Every year it was the same thing then BAM we got fitzmagic and he was pumped but then after that it was down until we got Tyrod. All the sudden there was excitement again and an actual belief we could win games. Tyrod was the perfect Bills QB for the time and I truly wish he could stay healthy and be a starter elsewhere
Tyrod Taylor is a solid quarterback IMO. He played well for the Buffalo Bills especially under Greg Roman's offensive system. I think he deserves another chance to be a starting quarterback in the NFL.
Watching Allen the past 2 seasons, he lacks that touch on throwing deep -- Tyrod might have been limited in some areas, but you can't deny he threw a perfect bomb - perfect touch.
Daily Quests : Daily Quests : completely different WRs. His first two seasons (not one), he had deep weapons - Beane got rid of all speed in 2017. Who could have gone deep that year? I’m in no way a Tyrod defender. But ... Zay Jones, Jordan Matthews, Kelvin Benjamin, Andre Holmes were his main WRs. No deep threat. All his great highlights are from ‘15-‘16. Again, Taylor had many limitations... but he had a great touch with the deep throws. Finally, the Bills have a combination of speed and height at WR.
@@2taggs2 I was just talking about his 2015 season. Even when you look at 2015 to 2016 he became much more risk averse and even more so in 2017. He pretty much put up the same in each of his three years. Just look at his yard per attempt. Went from 8.0 in '15 to 6.9 in '16 and that's with pretty much the same roster.
Daily Quests : lol again, I’m not sticking up for Taylor. I agree the reason his TD/Int ratio was so great was Bc He didn’t take enough chances. All I’m saying, is that when he did throw the deep ball, it was on target the majority of times. That’s the only weakness in Allen’s game that is concerning - pretty sure he was last in the league and completions of over 30 yards (per attempt %). It’s ironic that he was drafted bc of his arm strength - and he overshoots his WRs Bc of it. Hopefully he learns how to just simply put touch on it - with Diggs now, there’s no excuse for him to do over throw anymore.
I’m a bills fan but I’m glad we have josh. But I love tyrod he deserves better he hasn’t got a break and hasn’t complained I have the more respect for him then anyone else in the league.
We did Tyrod dirty, on the other hand we had a guy we drafted and Tyrod is starter level talent. Either way I’ll always be grateful for the fun plays he made
Always had a beautiful ball, it was just aggravating watching him throw check downs every single play. That and every time he would run I’d hold my breath because he’d always manage to get hurt
@@mmartinez8439 Right? Bombs to Samgod every game it seemed like, then he became a checkdown merchant. Probably didn't help that we replaced Watkins and Woods with Kelvin Benjamin too many biscuits in his face.
@@TheeDevinMartin true but on the bright side, he was an absolute baller for the bills it’s sad to see his career end so unfortunately but we can appreciate what he did
Top 5 QB's since Kelly: 1a. Tyrod 1b. Flutie 3. Bledsoe 4. Fitz 5. Orton Special shoutout to pre-concusion Edwards. I'll admit, sometimes i rearrange the top 3. Each make a valid case for the top spot, I just feel like Tyrod had the least to work with (some will point to Shady, but both Flutie and Bledsoe had solid RB's so the difference isn't that drastic). He has certain advantages over both: better record than Bledsoe, better arm than Flutie, more athletic than both, etc. Plus, he helped end the drought, so he should always remembered for that. All 5 of these guys should be fondly remembered considering all the other trash we had to deal with. Go Bills
This man can still play & he in his prime His Houston Texans Highlights are 🔥 to but my Goodness Can y'all imagine what he is going to do with A New York Giants Team with Saquon Barkley as his running back
I'd argue Flutie was better. Maybe not TDs/Int ratio... but W/L record wise - and he brought the Bills to the playoffs twice in the two years he was the (majority) starter. It is a debate to have. Taylor fans will point to his low INT ratio - I point to W/L record Flutie had while being a Bill - at the end of the day, wins are the most important thing.
It's subjective. Flutie was the least sacked QB % wise when he played for the Bills. It's my opinion. I don't think Flutie was amazing, but you can't ignore some stats. And you can't just say Tyrod was better bc Flutie had a better Defense. Flutie had his limitations (just like Tyrod), and yes, Tyrod was a better runner... but as far as W/L and playoffs - you can't ignore those things and just say it was bc of a better defense. Tyrod was given multiple chances - while athletic, he can't read defenses and is inconsistent on his throws. I don't dislike Tyrod - but (in my opinion) Flutie was much more successful. Agree to disagree.
Nick Jasper I mean I could type a whole essay on every stat or even break down every snap both have ever taken but I just figured I'd point out the basics. Everyone assumes you don't know unless you type it all out
I supported Taylor his entire career. He had and most likely still has a lack of conviction in his eyes that ultimately cost him his starting job. Had he been more passionate for winning games who knows how far he could have taken this team. He also played similar to past QBs in the sense it seemed like we never knew which version of himself would show up to play. I called it in Cleveland last year when I said he'll lose the job before the seasons end and wind up elsewhere. I still wish him the best, regardless.
StrangeBotwin - Just read about him. Pretty interesting stuff, crazy that he just kept on violating the substance abuse policy like he wasn’t going to get caught. I’m assuming steroids but somehow I looked for a while and couldn’t find what the substance was. Could be marijuana, but I’m guessing it would say if that was the case. Looks like he’s planning on playing in the CFL next year, he’s still pretty young. Would be cool to see him learn his lesson and have a couple good years back in the NFL.
Tyrod was gun shy. He had Woods, McCoy, Goodwin, and Watkins but still couldn't score many points. I watched him live when they came to Oakland and he had zero ability to read across the field. The defense would literally look at which way he looked and all shifted because they knew he wasn't going to go thru his reads quickly. The amount of open receivers he simply could not find is why we needed to kick him out. About 1/3 of his scores came in garbage time after the game was decided. I wish he could have scored 1 TD in the playoff game against the Jags.
If we had the proper coaching then… This could’ve been a super bowl team too. Yeah I said it. And say what you want Doug Whaley built a winner. Far as contracts and finances are concerned definitely horrible but you can’t say he didn’t build a good team. Tyrod, McCoy, Watkins, Woods, Hogan, Clay O line was good and are defense was #4 and stopping the run.
I am a Browns fan. Taylor got the Bills to the Playoffs but was also benched? He doesnt turn the ball over and yet people still dont like him? I havent watched him play yet, but it seems like the distaste for this man within the Buffalo fanbase is a little out of line.
Technically he got us to the playoffs. It was all Andy Dalton that actually got us in. The thing you don’t know about Tyrod is... while he can make some plays. He is afraid to make certain throws. Takes stupid sacks. He like to rely on his feet a lot. Also, Tyrod was benched due to two huge blow out losses where he was a complete non factor. He also gets a lot of garbage time TDs
Wait until you watch him play. The checkdowns with receivers down the field open, the sacks he runs into because he doesn't have great pocket presence... yea if you watch the highlights he runs and he doesn't throw picks but you'll get tired quick when he goes 3 games in row with about 150 yards passing
Yeah i wouldn't say Taylors the best qb since Kelly either. I'd put Flutie or even Fitzy over Taylor. Sad to say because I wanted Tyrod to succeed here in Buffalo, I know we all have... but it just didn't happen. Best of luck to Tyrod but bring on Josh Allen, GO BILLS!
The Way He kept failing drug tests and the suspensions just kept getting longer and longer. A few weeks ago the Toronto Argonauts of the CFL signed him for next season.
Bills Mafia, I've been trying to tell people Tyrod is the answer we need but everyone is still on the former GMs Kool Aid that Daniel Jones is our answer....I think DJ will be lucky to score a job in Canada after Daboll cuts him.... So Bills Mafia, would you pick Daniel Jones or Tyrod Taylor to start at QB if you were building a new team from the top down??
notice he takes us to the playoffs and beats the falcons the year we got mcdermott im not saying josh isn’t good cuz he’s incredible but he would just be good not elite without the culture sean brings sean deserves more credit than he gets he’s the reason we’re as great as we are
You do know when someone says that someone is our best since someone that doesn’t mean their better it means since after this person our best is this guy no one was saying he is better than Jim Kelly
I still maintain Rex Ryan and offensive destroyed Tyrod and what he could have been... And on top, they threw away 4 or five winnable games that year playing that chicken shxt conservative football. What a frustrating video to watch !?
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Tyrod will forever have a special place in the heart of Bills Mafia for being the QB when we ended our playoff drought. He’s a class act. I’m grateful for the video. I had forgot about some of those beautiful deep balls he threw to Watkins.
It wasn't just him breaking the drought, Tyrod Taylor was hands down the most electrifying and exciting Bills player to watch play in our entire history until Josh Allen got here
I’ve been waiting on this one. He doesn’t get the respect he deserves but he damn sure is the best quaterback to play for our Bills in the past 17 years. Thank you for all the fun memories, we might not have been the best team but we were infinitely more fun to watch under TyGod. 2015 will forever be my favorite offensive team of the drought. Tyrod and Sammy were looking like Daunte and Randy the second half of that season!
tyrod is boring to watch sorry but constant checkdowns are not fun to watch at all
How do you feel now with Josh Allen??
@@mrsabramderksen4559 goob
He's not better than Fitz or Bledsoe
@@mrsabramderksen4559 good.
hes so cold, one of my favorite qbs to watch ever. so entertaining, the runs, he usually throws bombs
& that Bills team was so fun to watch
Growing up watching the bills with my old man He would always get his hopes up every year. Every year it was the same thing then BAM we got fitzmagic and he was pumped but then after that it was down until we got Tyrod. All the sudden there was excitement again and an actual belief we could win games. Tyrod was the perfect Bills QB for the time and I truly wish he could stay healthy and be a starter elsewhere
Tyrod Taylor is a solid quarterback IMO. He played well for the Buffalo Bills especially under Greg Roman's offensive system. I think he deserves another chance to be a starting quarterback in the NFL.
Watching Allen the past 2 seasons, he lacks that touch on throwing deep -- Tyrod might have been limited in some areas, but you can't deny he threw a perfect bomb - perfect touch.
In his first season yeah. After that he become captain checkdown and pretty much never threw it deep.
Daily Quests : Daily Quests : completely different WRs. His first two seasons (not one), he had deep weapons - Beane got rid of all speed in 2017. Who could have gone deep that year? I’m in no way a Tyrod defender. But ... Zay Jones, Jordan Matthews, Kelvin Benjamin, Andre Holmes were his main WRs. No deep threat. All his great highlights are from ‘15-‘16. Again, Taylor had many limitations... but he had a great touch with the deep throws. Finally, the Bills have a combination of speed and height at WR.
@@2taggs2 I was just talking about his 2015 season. Even when you look at 2015 to 2016 he became much more risk averse and even more so in 2017. He pretty much put up the same in each of his three years. Just look at his yard per attempt. Went from 8.0 in '15 to 6.9 in '16 and that's with pretty much the same roster.
Daily Quests : lol again, I’m not sticking up for Taylor. I agree the reason his TD/Int ratio was so great was Bc He didn’t take enough chances. All I’m saying, is that when he did throw the deep ball, it was on target the majority of times. That’s the only weakness in Allen’s game that is concerning - pretty sure he was last in the league and completions of over 30 yards (per attempt %). It’s ironic that he was drafted bc of his arm strength - and he overshoots his WRs Bc of it. Hopefully he learns how to just simply put touch on it - with Diggs now, there’s no excuse for him to do over throw anymore.
Nick Jasper Does change your opinion about Josh allen
This was one of the most exciting offenses I ever saw. Bills fans will miss Tyrod because of these plays.
I’m a bills fan but I’m glad we have josh. But I love tyrod he deserves better he hasn’t got a break and hasn’t complained I have the more respect for him then anyone else in the league.
I loved tyrod taylor, sucks we had to let him go but I do agree with the choice, sadly. If only we had him in 2013 instead of 2015
I feel the Bill's as a whole and fan base Tyrod did not deserve the ending he had with the Bill's.
We did Tyrod dirty, on the other hand we had a guy we drafted and Tyrod is starter level talent. Either way I’ll always be grateful for the fun plays he made
forever my favorite bill josh is gonna have to settle for second but ty was the first star offensive player the bills had in my life
Always had a beautiful ball, it was just aggravating watching him throw check downs every single play. That and every time he would run I’d hold my breath because he’d always manage to get hurt
All Tyrod wanted to do is throw deep his first year here. Then after that he would not pull the trigger it made no sense lol
@@mmartinez8439 Right? Bombs to Samgod every game it seemed like, then he became a checkdown merchant. Probably didn't help that we replaced Watkins and Woods with Kelvin Benjamin too many biscuits in his face.
Should be so much more respected in this league. Guy is a complete baller.
Beautiful deep ball, and he can throw to the slot on a dime.
He’s going to be great as a starter for the Chargers this year. Chargers making the playoffs
this aged semi well
@@xavierlaboy5935 I would say horribly. Herbert is a stud and the future. Tyrod can kick rocks. The lung puncturing was very unfortunate
@@TheeDevinMartin true but on the bright side, he was an absolute baller for the bills it’s sad to see his career end so unfortunately but we can appreciate what he did
@@TheeDevinMartin well the doctor said no and punctured his lungs and we just beat them
I don't get it why do bills fans hate on him for not throwing deep but watching this he clearly throws deep
No Bill's fans hate tyrod
I enjoy watching Taylor play, I’m an eagles fan btw
Another great hi-lite reel. Wonder if Tyrod is still playing. Love to see him succeed
I mean he is technically the starter for the Chargers right now.
@@roosterchains nahh
Great video
Jesus this guy throws the perfect ball and runs like a top tier RB....My Giants need to start this man!
what a gorgeous deepm ball
Top 5 QB's since Kelly:
1a. Tyrod
1b. Flutie
3. Bledsoe
4. Fitz
5. Orton
Special shoutout to pre-concusion Edwards.
I'll admit, sometimes i rearrange the top 3. Each make a valid case for the top spot, I just feel like Tyrod had the least to work with (some will point to Shady, but both Flutie and Bledsoe had solid RB's so the difference isn't that drastic). He has certain advantages over both: better record than Bledsoe, better arm than Flutie, more athletic than both, etc. Plus, he helped end the drought, so he should always remembered for that. All 5 of these guys should be fondly remembered considering all the other trash we had to deal with. Go Bills
I hate hearing that “pre concussion” Trent Edwards. He had a hot streak, for all we know he woulda gotten worse regardless if he got injured or not.
Time for my Chargers to start him 😔
@@ben-cd5nz he had a lot of room for improvement last time we saw him. Hopefully they've been training with him a lot while he's been on the bench
@@ben-cd5nz top ten in every stat all-time but overrated lol k bud
@@ben-cd5nz damn you really out here being 10 years old
Hope he makes plays like this in Houston!
Dang sucks Sammy had to keep getting hurt cuz I forgot how much of a beast he was
Bunch of dumb fans hated Sammy and Tyrod for no reason. The Bills went backwards after their departures. Now Watkins ballin with the Chiefs
This man can still play & he in his prime His Houston Texans Highlights are 🔥 to but my Goodness Can y'all imagine what he is going to do with A New York Giants Team with Saquon Barkley as his running back
That Bills vs cheifs game is the reason KC knew they needed Watkins.
I'd argue Flutie was better. Maybe not TDs/Int ratio... but W/L record wise - and he brought the Bills to the playoffs twice in the two years he was the (majority) starter. It is a debate to have. Taylor fans will point to his low INT ratio - I point to W/L record Flutie had while being a Bill - at the end of the day, wins are the most important thing.
They were the same passing. Tyrod is a better runner. Flutie had an amazing defense while Tyrod's were average
It's subjective. Flutie was the least sacked QB % wise when he played for the Bills. It's my opinion. I don't think Flutie was amazing, but you can't ignore some stats. And you can't just say Tyrod was better bc Flutie had a better Defense. Flutie had his limitations (just like Tyrod), and yes, Tyrod was a better runner... but as far as W/L and playoffs - you can't ignore those things and just say it was bc of a better defense. Tyrod was given multiple chances - while athletic, he can't read defenses and is inconsistent on his throws. I don't dislike Tyrod - but (in my opinion) Flutie was much more successful. Agree to disagree.
Nick Jasper I mean I could type a whole essay on every stat or even break down every snap both have ever taken but I just figured I'd point out the basics. Everyone assumes you don't know unless you type it all out
It's an opinion no matter what you or I type. You think Tyrod - I think Flutie.
He brought the Bill's to the playoffs twice?
Who’s here after the Texans signing?
I think I’m watching this more after the Deshaun Watson allegations.
2016 Offensive Scheme was better for Tyrod than the 2017 offense
He better play this good as a charger this upcoming season
+Andy Provin Do you take requests for uploading full games?
I supported Taylor his entire career. He had and most likely still has a lack of conviction in his eyes that ultimately cost him his starting job. Had he been more passionate for winning games who knows how far he could have taken this team. He also played similar to past QBs in the sense it seemed like we never knew which version of himself would show up to play. I called it in Cleveland last year when I said he'll lose the job before the seasons end and wind up elsewhere. I still wish him the best, regardless.
It still bothers me about Karlos Williams... dude was gonna be in incredible
StrangeBotwin - Just read about him. Pretty interesting stuff, crazy that he just kept on violating the substance abuse policy like he wasn’t going to get caught. I’m assuming steroids but somehow I looked for a while and couldn’t find what the substance was. Could be marijuana, but I’m guessing it would say if that was the case. Looks like he’s planning on playing in the CFL next year, he’s still pretty young. Would be cool to see him learn his lesson and have a couple good years back in the NFL.
@@ilikewaffles889 it was weed I think and he was overweight, also he had alotta health risks from multiple concussions.
2:35 Karlos Williams was awesome that year. Shame he only played one year.
Welcome to the Giants Taylor.
I’m a bills fan I liked Tyrod but josh Allen is just way to good
Tyrod to watkins beautiful
His name rarely comes up in sports discussions.
Who's here after that awful 4 pick game by rivers agains the cheifs?
Coming from a chargers fan, we should've started him earlier in the season
Rivers probably won't be a charger next season
Xeron this aged well
@@D34DxChevy but he'll be a charger for life ⚡⚡⚡⚡
Tyrod was gun shy. He had Woods, McCoy, Goodwin, and Watkins but still couldn't score many points. I watched him live when they came to Oakland and he had zero ability to read across the field. The defense would literally look at which way he looked and all shifted because they knew he wasn't going to go thru his reads quickly. The amount of open receivers he simply could not find is why we needed to kick him out. About 1/3 of his scores came in garbage time after the game was decided. I wish he could have scored 1 TD in the playoff game against the Jags.
If we had the proper coaching then… This could’ve been a super bowl team too. Yeah I said it. And say what you want Doug Whaley built a winner. Far as contracts and finances are concerned definitely horrible but you can’t say he didn’t build a good team. Tyrod, McCoy, Watkins, Woods, Hogan, Clay O line was good and are defense was #4 and stopping the run.
welcome to the giant's
Sammy watkins did better when he was at the bill
Yeah, he couldn’t stay healthy though!
He was good in the bills i don’t know what happend to him
Everybody sleeping on him as if he can’t produce shit like this in LA 🙄🙄 he’s no Rivers but he’ll do wonders with the Chargers
I always liked him. He would have a couple good plays a game but it wasn't enough. He could keep you in the game but wouldn't win it.
I am a Browns fan. Taylor got the Bills to the Playoffs but was also benched? He doesnt turn the ball over and yet people still dont like him? I havent watched him play yet, but it seems like the distaste for this man within the Buffalo fanbase is a little out of line.
membersonlydave Tyrod will never hurt your team, if they let him run, he is much more dangerous.
the bills outgrew tyrod end of story
highlights can make jamarcus russel look good wait till you see tyrod play a full season and then give me your final verdict
Technically he got us to the playoffs. It was all Andy Dalton that actually got us in. The thing you don’t know about Tyrod is... while he can make some plays. He is afraid to make certain throws. Takes stupid sacks. He like to rely on his feet a lot. Also, Tyrod was benched due to two huge blow out losses where he was a complete non factor. He also gets a lot of garbage time TDs
Wait until you watch him play. The checkdowns with receivers down the field open, the sacks he runs into because he doesn't have great pocket presence... yea if you watch the highlights he runs and he doesn't throw picks but you'll get tired quick when he goes 3 games in row with about 150 yards passing
Yeah i wouldn't say Taylors the best qb since Kelly either. I'd put Flutie or even Fitzy over Taylor. Sad to say because I wanted Tyrod to succeed here in Buffalo, I know we all have... but it just didn't happen. Best of luck to Tyrod but bring on Josh Allen, GO BILLS!
What happened to Carlos Williams? That guy was really good
he smokes and ate his way out of the league.
The Way He kept failing drug tests and the suspensions just kept getting longer and longer. A few weeks ago the Toronto Argonauts of the CFL signed him for next season.
My prediction, Tyrod will replace Daniel Jones on the Giants after Jones loses the first 4 games in 2022.
I hope
Turns out Daniel Jones popped off
@@youngbaldi4640 2022 season was an easy schedule for the Giants. They did look a lot better, but the 2023 schedule is much more challenging.
Bills Mafia, I've been trying to tell people Tyrod is the answer we need but everyone is still on the former GMs Kool Aid that Daniel Jones is our answer....I think DJ will be lucky to score a job in Canada after Daboll cuts him....
So Bills Mafia, would you pick Daniel Jones or Tyrod Taylor to start at QB if you were building a new team from the top down??
If only we had good receivers... didnt help that are head coach back in the day didn't know what he was doing lol
notice he takes us to the playoffs and beats the falcons the year we got mcdermott im not saying josh isn’t good cuz he’s incredible but he would just be good not elite without the culture sean brings sean deserves more credit than he gets he’s the reason we’re as great as we are
I underestimated this QB he got skills similar to P.Mahomes . Chargers got an eye for talent and acquired a good QB
tyrod is a better QB than Rivers ever was. i would sit the new kid a couple years behind taylor.
He’s weirdly good. Why draft Herbert at all?
He's the future for us, hopefully. ⚡
@@azfinest7086 just like nathan peterman was for buffalo
This aged terrible lmaoo
Too bad Karlos William never worked out!
Karlos
I wouldn't say he was our best QB since Jim Kelly. He was pretty good but not as good as Jim Kelly though.
Charlie Coccia I don't think anyone was mistaking him for Jim kelly that's been well established
Would go with Drew Bledsoe and then Tyrod
Charlie Coccia Bledsoe was the best qb since kelly.
You do know when someone says that someone is our best since someone that doesn’t mean their better it means since after this person our best is this guy no one was saying he is better than Jim Kelly
Tyrod Taylor > Josh Allen
......I don't know about that
I still maintain Rex Ryan and offensive destroyed Tyrod and what he could have been... And on top, they threw away 4 or five winnable games that year playing that chicken shxt conservative football. What a frustrating video to watch !?
Tyrod Taylor’s only good team was the bills possibly
His last year his wrs were trash
Faxxx the other years definitely decent
Tyrod Taylor is a back up QB, a career back up. He's not good enough to carry a franchise or be a starter. I'm glad the Bills finally got rid of him.
How did you like Peterman? Lol
@@buffalomafia7162 loved him I bet