Tyrod Taylor has been cleared from concussion protocol, putting him on track to start at quarterback for the Bills in their opener Sunday against the Jets. (Field Yates)
Fantasy Impact
There are still several reasons to avoid him: 1. The game script against the lowly Jets will probably mean the Bills will rely on their ground game; 2. His new No. 1 receiver, Jordan Matthews, got in one half-day of practice with the Bills before his chest injury Aug. 13, which still may sideline him against the Jets; and 3. Buffalo's all-new (and downgraded) receiving corps will mean a less productive passing game anyway. He's worth a deep bench stash, but stay away from Taylor unless he gives us a reason not to.