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Tyrod Taylor

NFL quarterback

u/IAmTyrodTaylor ↗AMA only

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His 2016 r/nfl AMA, posted from this account

We retrieved 1 post and 23 comments from u/IAmTyrodTaylor, all from 2016, most often in r/nfl.

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A redditor wrote in r/nfl

On “Tyrod Taylor here, quarterback for the Buffalo Bills. Ask me anything!”

How hard is it really to see over your linemen? Does that significantly block your view of your receivers or is it not a huge deal?

u/IAmTyrodTaylor replied

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Not a huge deal at all. People always make a big point about short quarterbacks having a hard time seeing over the line, but if you have a 6'4 quarterback and a 6'5 lineman, he can't see over it either, so you find ways to throw in-between lanes. You gotta find passing lines as far as stepping up and moving the pocket, but height has never hindered me as far as seeing down the field. And I'm not the shortest quarterback in the league.

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A redditor wrote in r/nfl

On “Tyrod Taylor here, quarterback for the Buffalo Bills. Ask me anything!”

Is hot dog a sandwich?

u/IAmTyrodTaylor replied

I've answered this before! A hot dog is not a sandwich. A hot dog is just a hot dog. I understand it's on a bun, but a bun doesn't make it a sandwich. If you go to a restaurant, you…

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I've answered this before! A hot dog is not a sandwich. A hot dog is just a hot dog. I understand it's on a bun, but a bun doesn't make it a sandwich. If you go to a restaurant, you have a burgers section and a sandwich section. They don't fall under the same section. So that theory of “a bun makes it a sandwich” is incorrect and false. So, no. A hot dog is not a sandwich. Neither is a hamburger.