In his 15th NFL season, Tyrod Taylor, 36, will make his 60th professional start, Sunday for the Jets (2-8) when they take on the Ravens (5-5) in Baltimore.

"This is a kid's dream," he said this week. "I still get to do the things that I was doing when I was 5 years old, like back when my mom would take me out to practice. I get to do that for a living. So, yeah, just taking a stride each year. I never had an amount of years that I wanted to play."

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Targeting more pop in the pass game, Jets HC Aaron Glenn on Monday told Justin Fields, who has accounted for 11 total TDs and leads NFL QBs with 383 rush yards, and Tyrod Taylor of the change at starting QB. The Jets were limited to 116 yards and 54 yards through the air, respectively, the past two games again

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