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Tyrod Taylor Shows Frustration Following Questions About Future

Find out why Tyrod Taylor is frustrated with the media.

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Despite being in the playoff hunt, critics are hounding quarterback Tyrod Taylor like no other and for good reason. Across the board, Taylor’s numbers are down this season. The 27-year-old signal caller is only averaging 191.0 pass yards per game.

Throughout his 10-minute presser, Taylor was overwhelmed with questions about his immediate future in Buffalo, which got under his skin a bit.

“I’ve taken everything that y’all have stood up here and asked me right on the chest,” he said. “It doesn’t affect me emotionally or physically. I take it every week, so whatever y’all want to blame, I’ll take that. Like I said, my job is to get the team into a position where we can win on Sundays. Can I be better, yes. But it doesn’t just take me, it’s a collective effort out there on the field each and every Sunday.”

As Taylor left the podium, he left the media with this quote:

“I’m done talking.”

This Sunday, the Bills have a big time matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Source: Buffalo News

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