t fantasy upside for a few players who could surge if given opportunities in relief roles. Broncos Country should be watching the reps closely for roster and fantasy signals alike.

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Keidron Smith's journey from undrafted player to a member of the Denver Broncos' 53-man roster showcases resilience and determination. After a notable preseason in 2024, Smith carved out a role, notably on special teams, but faced challenges as he was waived after nine games and shifted to the practice squad. With competition heating up during training camp, Smith is vying for one of the two remaining safety positions. Christopher Hart's insights indicate that while Talanoa Hufanga, Brandon Jones, and P.J. Locke appear secure on the roster, Smith’s contributions on special teams could be pivotal in his battle for a spot. The stakes are high as he seeks to defy expectations once again.

As Smith trains to solidify his position in the Broncos' lineup, the pressure mounts with several players competing for limited spots, highlighting the fierce competition in the NFL. His performance in the upcoming preseason games will be critical, both for his career and for the team's depth at the safety position.

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The Denver Broncos have officially signed wide receiver Michael Bandy to a reserve/future contract, as noted in the NFL transaction wire. This move comes on the heels of the team's season-ending defeat against the Buffalo Bills, during which they secured 13 other players to futures deals, including offensive linemen Nick Gargiulo, Calvin Throckmorton, and Will Sherman.

In addition to Bandy, the Broncos have also signed tight end Thomas Yassmin, wide receiver A.T. Perry, defensive lineman Matt Henningsen, and several others as they prepare for the next season. Bandy, who is 5-foot-10 and 190 pounds, has been with the Broncos primarily on the practice squad since 2023, following his previous tenures with the Los Angeles Chargers and the Houston Roughnecks in the XFL.

During the last preseason, Ba

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