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Leadership Specialist Tyrod Taylor

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Yep. UFA next year. Still draft your QB and all is well in the world.
 
So the third rounder turned into Taylor, we are in wait-and-see mode with which pick turned into Landry (probably either 101 or 123).

Tyrod Taylor the bridge QB sits a whole lot better with me than Tyrod Taylor as the future of the franchise. He takes a lot of hits, but his teammates love him. I think he settles a little too much for check down throws and taking off running, but with Njoku and now Landry on the roster I can deal with some dink and dunk while the #1 pick gets his feet wet. Duke is going to feast off Tyrod's last second dump offs to the running back.

What a day so far!
 
Tyrod is a guy that the advanced stat nerds love.

I think he could be someone who can blossom with good skill talent around him.

He's going to be playing behind the best O-Line he's ever had, throwing to the best pair of receivers he's ever had and in a year where he's playing for a contract.

I think it's a good match and for a reasonable price.
 
We have 5 picks in the top 35 and set records for most draft picks the past two years.

I'm extremely unconcerned about giving up a third round pick for rock solid, mistake-free QB play.
 
I’ve long thought Tyrod is one of the most under appreciated quarterbacks in the NFL.

I’ve posted before how much I like him, and I know @Los216 is also a fan.

He’s a pro bowl QB who just took a mediocre team to the playoffs.

He’s only 28 and he takes care of the rock.

Last 3 seasons over 89.0 QB rating.

Since 1999, the Cleveland Browns haven’t had a QB with a significant amount of starts give us at least an 82.5.

He’s the perfect bridge.

Now, for #65 considering that Buffalo talked about cutting him? Ah, a little high.

But that’s ok. We didn’t overpay for Foles and we didn’t sign some ridiculous contract for McCarron or Keenum.
 
Tygod!
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inliner311 said:
Yea I thought we were almost a lock for AJ and it wasn't going to cost any draft picks.
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I'd rather use a third on a QB we know can play in the NFL at a decent level than waste a roster spot kicking the tires on AJ McCarron, who I don't think will ever amount to anything other than a low-end starter at best.
 
Does this say anything about the upcoming draft? That they don't think the guy they want is ready from day 1?
 
Jack Brickman said:
I'd rather use a third on a QB we know can play in the NFL at a decent level than waste a roster spot kicking the tires on AJ McCarron, who I don't think will ever amount to anything other than a low-end starter at best.
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That's true. It also gives the front office a fighting chance in free agency. At least now they have a QB and WR to sell to free agent.
 
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