Taylor Rapp
Shortly after the Buffalo Bills released Jordan Poyer, they would re-sign Taylor Rapp to a three-year contract. The Bills signed Rapp last offseason to a one-year deal and it was clear that he was going to be a backup to Poyer and Micah Hyde.
However, the fact that the Bills signed Rapp to a new deal as quickly as they did and also the length of the contract, indicates that they believe that he can be a starter and one of the players to replace the greatest safety duo in franchise history.
Similar to some of the other players on this list, Rapp is not going to be handed the starting job. He will certainly have to earn it and beat out Mike Edwards and second-round pick Cole Bishop.
However, this is a great opportunity to return to being a starter and in this defensive scheme, he has a great chance to have a career year.