Taylor Rapp Returns to Broncos | NFL News

0:00It's September 7th. I'm Corey with the story. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI and built for football fans. So, former Bill's safety Taylor Wrap is back in the league and get this. He's joining the Denver Broncos. This is kind of big because Denver's in the same conference as Buffalo, meaning they could be rivals for a Super Bowl run later this year. Wrap's been around for a minute, spending time with the Rams before his stint with the bills. He actually signed with Denver during training camp back in August, but then they let him go just a week later. Head coach Sean Payton said at the time that Wrap needed some personal time at home, and they understood. Payton even hinted that Wrap would likely be back with the team sooner rather than later, noting his intelligence and versatility as a safety. It seems like that personal matter has been sorted, because the Broncos brought Wrap in for a workout last Friday, and they liked what they saw enough, to bring him onto their practice squad. It's a smart move for Denver, picking up a player they know can contribute.

1:00Now, the Broncos are kicking off their season on Monday night football, heading to Kansas City to face the Chiefs. It'll be interesting to see if Wrap gets called up to the act of roster, and how he fits into their defense against one of the league's toughest opponents. This move puts Wrap in a position to potentially face his former team, the bills, down the line. It's a full circle moment for the veteran's safety, as he looks to make an impact in Denver.