Keidron Smith stands out in coverage and on special teams, outpacing Devon Key for the fifth safety spot. His size and versatility let him play safety and corner, making him Denver’s most credible final DB candidate as the roster fills to ten defensive backs.

Keidron Smith has had a rollercoaster journey in the NFL, starting from a promising college career to signing with multiple teams and now fighting for a spot on the Denver Broncos' roster. His ability to perform in preseason games has shown his potential, but he faces stiff competition in a crowded safety position.

Keidron Smith made the Denver Broncos' 53-man roster after an impressive preseason but was waived after nine games. He is now competing for a safety spot against several players, including Talanoa Hufanga and Brandon Jones. His performance on special teams could be crucial for retaining his place on the team.

Keidron Smith is among the 13 players the Broncos have signed to reserve/future contracts following their season-ending loss. His addition reflects the team's strategy to bolster their roster depth as they prepare for the upcoming season.

Keidron Smith played in nine games for the Broncos during the season, contributing with seven combined tackles. He has now signed a reserve/future contract, positioning him to be part of the team's 90-man offseason roster as they prepare for the next season.