Tyrod Taylor hasn’t thought about it yet ... new general manager’s decisions with Aaron Rodgers and in the coming NFL Draft. About everything — at least as of now — starting to align ...

New York Jets quarterback Tyrod Taylor completed 11 of his 14 passes ... which will push Taylor back to the QB2 role for the Jets. Source: NFL.com ...

NFL analyst Cian Fahey referred to Tyrod Taylor as "probably the most underrated quarterback in the league right now." Taylor was nearly cut by the Bills over the offseason but ultimately agreed ...

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Tyrod Taylor's workouts begin before the ... Tuesday at 10 pm ET on HBO or stream on HBO Max. PFF NFL Analyst Sam Monson: Los Angeles Rams got 'one of the steals ...

Tyrod Taylor is being considered as the New York Jets' possible starting quarterback for 2025. With Aaron Rodgers' future uncertain, Taylor's experience and abilities are seen as assets.

Aaron Rodgers reveals reason behind flip-flopping on NFL future as Jets look at uncertain ... on NFL future as Jets look at uncertain 2025 Tyrod Taylor contract: Insider notes on Jets signing ...

New footage of Tyrod Taylor's touchdown pass to Garrett Wilson ... and possibly in the NFL. The 41 year old quarterback discovered this week that he's almost certain to be released from the ...

Taylor's NFL journey is full of misfortune. Playing for his 6th team in 13 seasons (the Giants now), he inked a $96M deal with the Bills in 2016. Yet, the Bills traded him to the Browns after a year.

The Cleveland Browns are hiring New York Giants assistant quarterback coach Christian Jones as their next tight ends coach.

It was Tyrod Taylor, who replaced Rodgers earlier in the 4th quarter. In between the start of the game and the Jets' first TD, it was one failed drive after another. It began with a turnover on ...

The Athletic's Dane Brugler discusses the top position groups in the 2025 NFL Draft and what options the Jets will have with the No. 7 overall selection. NFL Network's draft experts Daniel Jeremiah ...

And it wasn't starting quarterback Aaron Rodgers who scored the Jets' first (or second) touchdown. It was Tyrod Taylor, who replaced Rodgers earlier in the 4th quarter. In between the start of the ...