Bills QB Tyrod Taylor has a patellar tendon contusion in knee; he's day to day.

Related players: Nathan Peterman

While it's certainly good news, Taylor's status is up in the air for Week 14 and beyond. The good news is the Bills play an early afternoon game at home against the Colts.

Tyrod Taylor was carted off the field to the Buffalo Bills' locker room after sustaining a left knee injury in the fourth quarter of Sunday's game against the New England Patriots.

Nathan Peterman replaced him at quarterback.

Taylor was quickly ruled out for the remainder of the game. Other reports say he injured his ankle so a lot seems to be up in the air at this point. Either way, Taylor appeared to be upset heading off the field which could very well mean this is a serious injury.

In the aftermath of the Bills' 16-10 victory against the Kansas City Chiefs, the elephant in the room was the quarterback situation.

After getting enough from Tyrod Taylor for the Bills to get a victory, coach Sean McDermott was asked whether the win proved that he erred in having Nathan Peterman start last week against the Los Angeles Chargers. Peterman threw five interceptions and the Bills were blown out.

McDermott again said he felt the move was the right thing for his football team at the time, but he did commit to Taylor for next Sunday's home game against the New England Patriots.

Asked specifically whether Taylor is the quarterback until the team would be eliminated from the playoffs, McDermott said, "Tyrod is our quarterback next week."

Doesn't seem like McDermott wants to say starting Peterman last week may not have been the best move, but at least committed to Taylor for Week 13.

Bills HC Sean McDermott on the starting QB: We're still evaluating that right now. We'll take it one day at a time.

Related players: Tyrod Taylor, Nathan Peterman

It's hard to imagine Taylor not getting the start in Week 12 against the Chiefs.

Bills Inactives
CB Shareece Wright
OG John Miller
OT Connor McDermott
RB Mike Tolbert
LT Cordy Glenn
TE Logan Thomas
WR Jordan Matthews

Related players: Nathan Peterman, Charles Clay

Matthews was questionable coming into this game but won't be able to go because of his knee injury. It's good news for Clay owners as he's active this week. Keep in mind Peterman gets the start at QB.

With Drew Stanton nursing a knee injury, the Cardinals will turn to Blaine Gabbert at quarterback this week versus the Houston Texans. Gabbert joins Bills QB Nathan Peterman as quarterbacks making their starting season debut this week—bringing the number of different quarterbacks to start a game this season to 47.

The good news for fantasy owners is that Gabbert gets to start his season with the third-best possible matchup for QBs against the Texans, according to our aFPA metric. The Texans are allowing 20.1 fantasy points per game (third-most), 269.2 passing yards per game (sixth-most), and 2.1 passing TDs per game (tied for second-most) to the quarterback position. The Texans have also allowed three different QBs to rush for at least 30 yards against them—a feat Gabbert achieved twice in five starts last season.

If you play in a fantasy league that requires you to start only one quarterback you probably have no use for Gabbert, despite the tasty matchup; however, if you play in a two-quarterback or superflex league, Gabbert could make for an ideal QB2 streamer this week.