Taylor’s injury has left Denver short-handed at corner; his return would shape the nickel/backup rotation. The absence underscores Abraham’s addition and the team’s need for steady depth at CB as they prepare for Week 2.

Taylor inactive, opening reps in the Broncos’ corner rotation and testing depth behind the starters.

Taylor has impressed in camp in a crowded cornerback room; his chance hinges on whether Mathis is traded or cut. A big preseason showing could land him a spot on the active roster, otherwise he might settle for a practice squad.

Reese Taylor, a versatile defensive back, has shown his capability in various roles throughout his college career and aims to secure a spot on the Broncos' main roster. His strong tackling skills and experience as a returner make him an intriguing candidate for head coach Sean Payton, who appreciates players with diverse abilities.

Reese Taylor is one of the 13 players signed to a reserve/future contract by the Broncos following their season-ending loss. His addition reflects the team's strategy to bolster their roster with young talent as they prepare for the upcoming season.