Buffalo Bills' Taylor Rapp Suffers Neck Injury, Leaves Field in Ambulance

Rapp, who was not hospitalized, was seen moving his hands while being loaded into the ambulance, adding to the Bills' ongoing injury woes this season.

Buffalo Bills safety Taylor Rapp suffered a neck injury during a game against the New York Jets, resulting in him being taken off the field in an ambulance.
Rapp was injured while tackling Jets running back Breece Hall, alongside teammate Taron Johnson, who also got injured and was ruled out with a concussion.
Despite the serious nature of the injury, Rapp was not taken to the hospital and was seen moving his hands while being loaded into the ambulance.
Rapp, who signed with the Bills in the offseason after starting his career with the Los Angeles Rams, has been ruled out for the remainder of the game.
This incident adds to a series of injuries the Buffalo Bills have faced this season, leaving them thin in the defensive backfield.