Yahoo Sports : reported that Tyrod Taylor should not return to the Buffalo Bills under same deal

READ MORE: Bills seven round mock draftThe post Tyrod Taylor should not return to the Buffalo Bills under same deal appeared first on Cover32. While such a deal is favored by the Buffalo Bills, Tyrod Taylor is understandably not willing to lose cash out of his pocket. Reports coming out of Buffalo now state that Tyrod Taylor will not take a pay cut to return to the Bills next season. A new deal after all would keep the Bills from having to pay Taylor $30 million in guaranteed money. While the Buffalo Bills do have their fare share of potential free agents to re-sign this offseason, one player that remains on the minds of fans and media alike is about the future of quarterback Tyrod Taylor.

Tyrod Taylor Has No Reason To Restructure His Awful Contract With Buffalo Bills

The Buffalo Bills quarterback signed a six-year, $92 million deal last August and reportedly has no interest in restructuring it to help his team out. They signed Taylor to an awful contract in August and are paying the price now. Taylor is due $30.75 million guaranteed in 2017 if the Bills pick up his option on March 11. If he was cut and hit the market, Taylor would immediately become the top quarterback available and rake in a significant contract anyway. But six months ago did the Bills really believe he would be worth $30.75 million in 2017?

Tyrod Taylor won't take pay cut to stay with Buffalo Bills

Oct 30, 2016; Orchard Park, NY, USA; Buffalo Bills quarterback Tyrod Taylor (5) comes into the game during the second half against the New England Patriots at New Era Field. Mandatory Credit: Timothy T. Ludwig-USA TODAY SportsWith his future as a member of the Buffalo Bills up in the air, Tyrod Taylor seems ready to move on. After one season as their starting quarterback, the Buffalo Bills signed Tyrod Taylor to a six-year, $92 million contract extension with more available via incentives last August. According to Vic Carucci of the Buffalo News, Taylor is not entertaining a restructure of pay cut. That last sentiment is unrealistic, even if Taylor winds up being one of the better quarterbacks available this offseason.


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