Bills' Taylor Rapp May Play Sunday Despite Recent Neck Injury

Coach McDermott confirms Rapp's tests have come back negative, while other injured players remain in concussion protocol.

Buffalo Bills safety Taylor Rapp, who was taken off the field in an ambulance during Sunday's game against the New York Jets due to a neck injury, has a chance to play in the next game against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Coach Sean McDermott confirmed that all of Rapp's tests have come back negative and he is in a good condition to possibly play on Sunday.
Rapp was injured during the second quarter of the game while making a tackle on Jets running back Breece Hall.
Other players injured during the game include Bills nickel corner Taron Johnson and cornerback Dane Jackson, both of whom are now in the team's concussion protocol.
Tight end Dawson Knox, who is eligible to return from injured reserve following surgery on an injured right wrist, does not appear ready to do so.