As the Buffalo Bills are taking on the Carolina Panthers in a Week 8 matchup, the team does get injury updates that will no doubt frustrate fans. With the Bills looking to snap a two-game losing streak, there is no denying the news regarding specifically safety Taylor Rapp will continue the bad news.

Rapp has been dealing with a knee injury since training camp. The 27-year-old has managed to play in each of Buffalo’s six games so far this season, handling a starting role. Instead of continuing to play through the ailment, however, Rapp will now turn his attention to recovery.

The Buffalo Bills need help at wide receiver and safety, and an NFL insider says they're looking to add depth at the NFL trade deadline.

Buffalo Bills safety Taylor Rapp was placed on injured reserve with a knee injury and head coach Sean McDermott plans to use a familiar face to fill the void. McDermott said Jordan Poyer would be the next man up with Rapp out,

The Buffalo Bills are sending starting safety Taylor Rapp to Injured Reserve, meaning former All-Pro Jordan Poyer could regain his starting status

The Buffalo Bills continue their 2025 NFL season with a matchup against the Carolina Panthers on Sunday in Week 8 action at Bank of America Stadium. While game plans, coaching, and strategy will play a part, but sometimes a big emphasis will sit with some individual players. In terms of the Bills defense, who could those be?

The bad news doesn't end there. Four more players have been listed as "Questionable" for Sunday's game. They include both starting linebackers Terrel Bernard and Matt Milano, tight end Dalton Kincaid who missed the last game against the Falcons, and cornerback Maxwell Hairston who has been out on IR since training camp.