GREEN BAY – New Green Bay Packers quarterback Tyrod Taylor has made a fast impression. The Packers signed the 36-year-old this week to replace Super Sub Malik Willis, the team’s magnificent backup the past two seasons. Taylor might lack Willis’ electric skill-set of a powerful arm and elite running ability, but he’ll bring 100 career games into the emergency role. “He’s only been here a couple days, but the cool part when he walked in the room, you could feel the presence, the confidence, the composure,” Luke Getsy, who is back for his second run as quarterbacks coach, said at Lambeau Field on Wednesday. “He’s seen a lot. He’s been in a lot of different systems, so that part of it just … how quickly he’s able to pick up on things. He showed up when we’re going right to drills and stuff and he’s a true pro and it was pretty cool to see.” Taylor will turn 37 about a week into training camp. He started 42 games during a three-year stretch with the Bills from 2015 through 2017.…