Summary
The Buffalo Bills released safety Taylor Rapp to save around $3 million in salary cap space as they prepare for the upcoming NFL free agency. This move, along with the earlier release of cornerback Taron Johnson, leaves the team's defensive backfield with fewer experienced players.
Key Facts
- The Buffalo Bills released veteran safety Taylor Rapp.
- By releasing Rapp, the team created about $3 million in cap space.
- Buffalo is making these moves to manage a tight financial situation before free agency.
- Taron Johnson, a nickel cornerback, was also released by the Bills.
- Taylor Rapp played three seasons with the Bills and started in 24 games.
- He joined the Bills after four seasons with the Los Angeles Rams, where he won a Super Bowl.
- During his career, Rapp was known for his ability to play multiple defensive back positions.
- Rapp’s 2025 season with the Bills was cut short due to a knee injury.
