This is now the third time I've writtenaboutTyrod Taylor as some form of sleeper this offseason, so forgive me if you've heard some of this before. Taylor remains criminally underrated in early fantasy drafts as he's currently going as the 15th to 18th quarterback off the board. He missed two games with injuries in 2015, but was a fantastic fantasy quarterback otherwise. From Weeks 1-4 (pre-injury), he was the fourth-highest scoring quarterback, and from Weeks 9-17 (returning from injury), he was the ninth-highest scoring quarterback. Overall, he averaged 19.33 fantasy points per game in 2015, which extrapolated to 16 games (far from an exact science) would have netted Taylor a whopping 309.28 fantasy points. That would have earned him a fifth-place finish among all fantasy quarterbacks. He averaged the third-most fantasy points per drop back all season, behind just Cam Newton and Russell Wilson. Sammy Watkins looks to be close to fully recovered from offseason injuries, and the team gave Taylor a pay raise this year, but he's still essentially playing for a long-term contract. So far, he's looked electric in the preseason and I'm expecting another outstanding fantasy season from him in 2016. With the Bills defense suffering numerous setbacks recently (Reggie Ragland out for the year, Marcell Dareus hit with a four-game suspension) they could be a little bit more porous, creating negative game scripts where Taylor needs to sling the rock even more. Even if his pass attempts don't rise, his ability as a runner gives him reliable weekly production. All told, Taylor is shaping up to be the perfect late-round quarterback to target on draft day with both a tremendously high ceiling and safe floor.