Bills general manager Brandon Beane reiterated Wednesday that the team has no plans to cut Taylor before he's due a $6 millioin roster bonus March 16, Chris Brown of the Bills' official site reports. "Tyrod is on our roster right now and that's the plan," Beane said. "We're just taking it day by day. We're trying to get better everywhere, so we're looking at every position including quarterback, but Tyrod did a lot of good things for us. So I'm not really worried about the [roster] bonus."
Earlier in the offseason, it seemed the veteran was as good as gone following an up-and-down 2017 campaign, highlighted by some surprise wins that featured some special plays by the mobile quarterback, with other games sprinkled in where his limitations as a passer were exposed. However, the front office's tune has started to change lately, with one rational line of thinking saying the Bills will keep Taylor and draft a young quarterback -- the team has two first-round picks -- to work behind him until that player is ready to take over the reins of the offense. This all said, the Buffalo brass has proven in short time that it likes to mess with the recipe, so trading Taylor to another team can't be ruled out. In any case, it's looking increasingly likely that the team isn't going to simply cast Taylor away.