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Tyrod Taylor

#6 QB / Green Bay Packers / EXP: 16YRS Height: 6-1 Weight: 217 lb Age: 36 College: Virginia Tech Bye 11

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  • by RotoWire Staff | RotoWire

    Packers' Tyrod Taylor: Linking up with Packers

    Tyrod Taylor (knee) is signing a contract with the Green Bay Packers, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports Monday.Taylor last saw game action in Week 14 of the 2025 campaign for the Jets, with whom he made four starts in the second season of his two-year, $12 million contract prior to sustaining a knee injury. The 36-year-old quarterback has since recovered from that injury and slots in as the favorite to back up Jordan Love in a Packers quarterback room that also includes Kyle McCord and Kyron Drones.

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    Jets' Tyrod Taylor: Makes four starts in 2025

    Tyrod Taylor (knee) completed 80 of 134 passes for 779 yards and a 5:5 TD:INT across six appearances (four starts) in 2025. He added 27 rushing attempts for 143 yards and one touchdown.Taylor was a more effective passer than Justin Fields (knee) or Brady Cook, but that isn't saying much on a New York Jets offense that didn't have a player exceed 395 receiving yards. Injuries have continued to hamper Taylor's availability, and he was available only as the emergency third quarterback due to a knee injury as the Jets' 3-14 season mercifully came to its conclusion in Week 18. The 36-year-old quarterback has proven capable enough in a backup role that he'll likely garner some interest in free agency during the offseason if Taylor regains health and chooses to continue his NFL career.

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    Jets' Tyrod Taylor: Operating as No. 3 QB in Week 18

    Tyrod Taylor (knee) is inactive but operating as the New York Jets' emergency third quarterback Sunday versus the Bills.Taylor will serve as the No. 3 QB for the team's regular-season finale. Brady Cook will draw another start while Hendon Hooker handles the backup role against Buffalo.

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    Jets' Tyrod Taylor: Officially questionable for Week 18

    Tyrod Taylor (knee) was limited in practice Friday and is officially listed as questionable for Sunday's season finale against the Bills, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.Taylor will figure to act as the primary backup to Brady Cook if cleared to suit up Week 18, while if he's unable to play, Hendon Hooker will stand to be elevated from the practice squad and handle the No. 2 role. While Taylor initially avoided an injury designation for New York's loss to the Patriots in Week 17, he was ultimate made inactive for the contest due to a personal issue and the knee injury he's been nursing since mid-December.

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    Jets' Tyrod Taylor: Limited in Thursday's practice

    Tyrod Taylor (knee) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.Taylor continues to work through a lingering knee injury that popped up in mid-December, so Friday's practice report should shed light on whether the veteran signal-caller will be available for Sunday's regular-season finale against the Bills. If Taylor is unable to play, then Hendon Hooker would likely be elevated from the practice squad to the active roster to serve as the New York Jets' backup quarterback behind Brady Cook.

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    Jets' Tyrod Taylor: Inactive Sunday

    Tyrod Taylor (knee/personal) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Patriots.As Rich Cimini of ESPN.com notes, Taylor didn't practice Friday due to a personal reason. In the veteran signal-caller's absence Sunday, practice-squad elevation Hendon Hooker is slated to back up starting QB Brady Cook.

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    Jets' Tyrod Taylor: Set to be Jets' QB2 in Week 17

    Tyrod Taylor (knee/personal) doesn't have an injury designation for Sunday's game against New England and will work as the New York Jets' No. 2 quarterback, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.Taylor was deemed a limited participant in practice Wednesday and Thursday due to a lingering knee issue. He downgraded to a non-participant Friday, but the Jets labeled the reason as "personal," and Taylor has been cleared to suit up against the Patriots. For the second straight week, he'll work as the backup QB behind rookie Brady Cook.

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    Jets' Tyrod Taylor: Limited to open Week 17 prep

    Tyrod Taylor (knee) was a limited participant in Wednesday's practice, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.Head coach Aaron Glenn told reporters Tuesday that Justin Fields (knee) would be shut down for the rest of the season, so Taylor will serve as the New York Jets' backup quarterback against the Patriots on Sunday (assuming he's healthy) while Brady Cook starts in a third straight game. Taylor would avoid an injury designation for Week 17 if he's able to practice fully by Friday.

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    Jets' Tyrod Taylor: Available as backup for Week 16

    Tyrod Taylor (groin/knee) is active for Sunday's game against the Saints.While managing his pair of injuries, Taylor wasn't available for last week's loss to the Jaguars, paving the way for undrafted rookie Brady Cook to make his first career start. Cook is set to direct the offense once again in Week 16, but Taylor will be available to serve as the No. 2 option after he followed a pair of limited practices Wednesday and Thursday with a full session Friday. If Taylor is able to turn in a full slate of practices next week, he could return to the starting lineup for the New York Jets' penultimate game of the season against the Patriots, though Cook may retain the top job with a solid showing versus New Orleans.

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    Jets' Tyrod Taylor: Questionable, likely to be backup

    Tyrod Taylor (groin/knee) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Saints.Brady Cook has already been named the Week 16 starter, so Taylor and Justin Fields (knee) have been competing for the right to back up the undrafted rookie Sunday. Both Taylor and Fields are listed as questionable, but Taylor appears to be the likelier of the two quarterbacks to ultimately be deemed available. Taylor said Friday that he feels good enough to play Sunday, per Brian Costello of the New York Post, while Fields told Costello that he views himself as week-to-week.

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