Kareem Jackson, a seasoned safety, has been elevated from the practice squad to fill in for the injured Taylor Rapp, bringing considerable playoff experience to the Bills' secondary.

Jackson may be promoted from the practice squad to shore up the safety position due to Rapp's injury.

Kareem Jackson, a veteran defensive back and first-round draft pick in 2010, has joined the Bills after a brief stint with the team during training camp. With 205 career games and nine playoff appearances, his extensive experience is crucial for the Bills' secondary, especially as they prepare for the wild-card matchup against the Broncos. Jackson's presence helps mitigate the potential loss of rookie Brandon Codrington, who is questionable due to a hamstring injury.

Kareem Jackson is a potential candidate for elevation this week, which could help strengthen the safety position for the Bills as they manage injuries to Taylor Rapp and Damar Hamlin. His elevation would provide additional depth and experience in the secondary, particularly as the team prepares for the playoffs.

Kareem Jackson made his Bills debut as a practice squad call-up, stepping in for the injured Cole Bishop. The veteran safety, a former first-round pick, has extensive experience with over 200 regular season appearances, adding depth to the Bills' secondary during a crucial moment in the game.