The Los Angeles Rams will see a familiar face in the Denver Broncos' secondary when they square off in Week 3. On Thursday, the Broncos signed former Rams and Buffalo Bills safety Taylor Rapp following a recent tryout with the team.
Rapp was drafted in the second round by the Rams in 2019, spending four years with the team before leaving in free agency. He signed with the Bills in 2023 and played 36 games in Buffalo over the last three seasons, but he was released in March, making him a free agent.
The Broncos could use some safety depth, and Rapp provides just that.
Source: Former #Bills safety Taylor Rapp has signed with the #Broncos today. Some secondary help.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) August 20, 2026
Rapp was limited to just six games last season but he played 30 in the previous two
seasons combined. With the Rams, he played 57 games (48 starts) and had nine interceptions to go with 330 total tackles.
The Rams visit Rapp and the Broncos at Mile High in Week 3.
This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: Broncos sign former Rams 2nd-round safety
