Tremon Smith, a cornerback for the Broncos, is heading to the Houston Texans. His departure adds a layer of transition to the Broncos' secondary, which will need to adapt without his experience.

Tremon Smith is one of the Broncos' unrestricted free agents, recognized as a valuable special teams player. His contributions as a gunner make him one of the better pure special teamers in the NFL, which raises questions about the team's plans if they choose not to re-sign him.

Tremon Smith, known for his contributions on special teams, made a critical mistake during the game against the Chargers with a fair-catch interference penalty. This costly error allowed the Chargers to score a free-kick field goal before halftime, highlighting the thin margin for error the Broncos face against better teams.

Tremon Smith's critical 15-yard penalty for running into the Chargers' punt returner allowed Los Angeles to attempt a successful fair-catch kick, which shifted the momentum of the game. He acknowledged the mistake, calling it a 'dumb penalty' and noted that the returner effectively sold the play.

Tremon Smith committed a fair catch interference penalty that set up the Chargers' historic free kick opportunity. His mistake not only impacted the game but also highlighted the rare circumstances that led to Dicker's successful 57-yard field goal, the first of its kind since 1976.