Bills QB Tyrod Taylor focused on wins

Buffalo Bills beginning quarterback Tyrod Taylor has a considerable measure on his plate entering the 2016 season. Not just is Taylor an imperative piece to Buffalo's prosperity, but at the same time he's playing in the last year of his agreement.

Taylor has a base compensation of $3.1 million this season, which is a can anticipate a beginning quarterback. By examination, quarterbacks, for example, Case Keenum ($3.6 million), Mark Sanchez ($4.5 million), Sam Bradford ($7 million) and Colin Kaepernick ($11.9 million) all have higher pay rates without the sort of creation Taylor had last season.

Taylor tossed for 3,035 yards, 20 touchdowns and had a 99.4 passer rating in his first year as a starter. Another quality season could prompt a sizable payday in 2017. Be that as it may, Taylor is keeping his attention on the field with preparing camp set to start not long from now.

"The agreement circumstance will play out. My outlook is to go out there and win diversions," Taylor told ESPN this weekend, while going to a business gathering set up together by his specialist Adisa Bakari. "Do whatever it takes to win diversions, lead the folks, be the pioneer on the field, off the field and an officer. However, I'm not inexorably centered around the agreement. I can't control that. ... I've generally been one that spotlights on the things I can control, and that will be my readiness and how I go out there and play. I'll let everything else deal with itself."

Buffalo is a football town hungry for a playoff compartment. The Bills have the NFL's longest ebb and flow postseason dry season at 16 years. Taylor was 10 years of age when Buffalo lost in the "Music City Miracle" to the Tennessee Titans.

Taylor went 8-6 as a starter last season and trusts his 2016 Bills can possibly be far and away superior.

"Yes, we're unquestionably positive in the locker room," Taylor said. "We need to be the ones that change that attitude. The people group is certainly prepared for something to happen, similarly as a playoff run, and I think we have the ability to do as such."

Taylor sat tight four years for his chance to end up a full-time starter. He was a previous 6th round pick of the Baltimore Ravens in 2011 and beforehand served as Joe Flacco's reinforcement. Taylor says he's appreciative to have gotten a Super Bowl ring in simply his second year, yet he will likely lead his own group to the defining moment as its beginning quarterback.

Shielding NFL MVP Cam Newton additionally gives a fascinating diagram to Taylor. Both were drafted around the same time and give double dangers as portable quarterbacks. Taylor said he's created a compatibility with Newton throughout the years, and the Carolina Panthers quarterback's career direction has enlivened Taylor.

"Our expertise sets are comparable," Taylor said. "Do I trust I can be conceivably a NFL MVP? I unquestionably have the trust in my amusement. Be that as it may, I just gotta take it one diversion at once. I unquestionably see the development from a year ago to this spring. I just gotta keep on taking strides forward and consummate my diversion."