He writes forbills.com. He joins on the AT&T expert hotline. Hello, Mr. Brown.

Good morning, fellas. All right. So, you know, there's this situation where the bills need a

quarterback. Tyrod Taylor is a guy who's mobile, and you would figure that this is a situation

they could bring in Colin Kaepernick.

Is that true?

Is there any reason that they wouldn't bring him in short of his protesting of the National Anthem?

I think this is just a situation, guys, that they expect to be resolved relatively quickly.

I mean, yeah, they've got two quarterback's concussions right now, and Tyrault Taylor and T.J. Yates,

but I think they're going to see how those guys progress through it.

I think if we're looking at a situation where, you know, Tyrod's not available until week

six or seven with some kind of severe,

major concussion, I think they go down the road of looking for, you know, an answer that's

more than just an interim solution.

But seeing them signing Keith Wenning yesterday, a guy that's got familiarity with this system,

I kind of get the sense that, you know, they're not anticipating either of those guys

to be absent from the lineup very long, and they're just looking for an arm to get

him through this last preceding game.

Do you think, because Buffalo, of all places, do you, I mean, I don't imagine signing

Kaepernick would turn anyone off to that

franchise.

I mean, they might say it, but I can't imagine many Buffalo fans are going to be turned

off to the organization to the point where they're not consuming the product.

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