Overview
- The Broncos hosted Taylor Rapp for a workout on Friday, a move reported by multiple outlets that follows his release from the team on Aug. 26.
- Denver cut Rapp in late August so he could address a personal issue and coach Sean Payton has repeatedly said there is a better‑than‑good chance the team will re‑sign him once he is ready.
- No new contract has been announced and practical hurdles remain because the Broncos already have four vested veterans on their 17‑player practice squad and must free a spot to add another veteran.
- Rapp is a 2019 second‑round pick who started for the Rams, played for the Bills, and missed most of 2025 after season‑ending knee surgery, so he would likely need a short ramp‑up if signed.
- If Denver signs Rapp he would add veteran safety depth and special‑teams experience, but the team will probably bring him back as a practice‑squad candidate first and then promote him when the roster and his availability allow.