Reid, an undrafted rookie on the 53-man roster, is in line for opportunities as the Broncos reshuffle depth behind Greenlaw and Roach. Bailey’s elevation adds to the mix, and Reid’s role could grow in sub-packages if he establishes quick reads and solid tackling.

Reid, Utah, earned a spot on Denver's initial roster after a standout preseason, becoming a prime example of the Broncos’ UDFA pipeline. Eight tackles, a TFL, QB hit, INT, and a fumble recovery distinguished him from peers, validating the franchise’s post-draft scouting approach and heightening expectations for his role on depth and special teams.

Undrafted Reid earned a spot on the Broncos' 53-man roster through a coachable, instinct-driven profile. His high football IQ and prep work align with Sean Payton's post-draft blueprint for success with undrafted rookies.

Reid, the Denver rookie linebacker, slipped into the Broncos’ 53-man roster as the latest undrafted free agent to crack the opening squad, continuing Denver’s 21-of-22-year UDFA tradition. In the preseason he tallied five solo tackles, a fumble recovery, an interception, and a pass deflection, showcasing himself as a plausible rotation piece and special-teams contributor who could step in if injuries hit the middle of the defense.

UDFA ILB Karene Reid earned a spot on the Broncos’ 53-man roster, contributing eight tackles, a pass defensed and a QB hit in preseason. Denver’s persistence with UDFA depth adds a promising insurance asset for middle linebacker depth.