The Buffalo Bills have been looking for a franchise quarterback since Jim Kelly retired after the 1996 season.
Thirteen passers have started five or more games for the Bills since Kelly retired — and none of them could fill Kelly’s shoes.
Now they have three candidates to become the 14th starter in that procession this year. Will one of them finally be The Answer?
It’s too early to tell, but the Bills’ nightmare scenario is that none of the three turns out to be the long-term answer, even though they made a big investment at the position in the offseason.
The 13th was Tyrod Taylor, who took them to the playoffs with a 9-7 mark last year, but sealed his fate with a poor performance in the postseason loss at Jacksonville and was traded to Cleveland, where he is now the starter.
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