Bengals Add Depth with Dugger Signing

0:00On April 2nd, Cincinnati Bengals just locked in safety, Kyle Dugger on a one-year deal to beef up their secondary. Dugger, a 30-year-old veteran, split last season between teams, landing with the Steelers after a mid-season trade from New England, where he started nine games and racked up 42 tackles, five passes defense, and two picks. Over his career, this second-round pick from 2020 has suited up for 90 games with 78 starts, mostly with the Patriots. Across five-plus seasons, grabbing 11 interceptions and 29 passes defense total. Fans are buzzing about the depth this adds to a Bengals' backfield that's been leaky, especially with Dugger's ball-hawking skills bringing proven experience. As training camps heat up, keep eyes on how Dugger gels in the Queen City defense, potentially flipping their turnover game. I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to NFL news today, AI-powered football coverage.