Taylor Rapp has taken over as Buffalo’s starting safety, delivering steady tackling and coverage while Bishop competes for reps. His fantasy floor is solid, with upside limited unless injuries increase usage.

Rapp remains the veteran anchor opposite Bishop, providing stability as Buffalo retools the back end and Chicago’s? No, Buffalo’s defense faces a pass-heavy slate that will test both safeties.

Rapp struggled in coverage and angles in Week 1, spotlighting safety play concerns. If Week 2 exposes continued back-end vulnerability, Buffalo could seek outside help or shuffle roles to shore up the secondary. Fantasy implications hinge on back-end stability and potential rotational safety usage.

Rapp’s presence, along with the other safeties, is cited as part of the Bills’ defensive backfield discussion; the piece notes ongoing concerns in Buffalo’s secondary.

Rapp provides starting-level depth for Buffalo but his role is not guaranteed to be the same as prior seasons; Peppers could alter the dynamic of the back end, with Rapp possibly rotating into more defined sub-packages or staying as a steady presence depending on Peppers’ addition.