Bengals' Tycen Anderson's Future Uncertain

0:00On March 19, the Cincinnati Bengals Special Teams unit faced a potential shake-up this week. Free agent safety Tyson Anderson was reported to have signed a one-year deal with the Denver Broncos late Wednesday night. That news didn't last long. Follow-up reports from the Denver Post clarified, there's no agreement in place, with sources saying talks between the two sides are nowhere close. Anderson has been a reliable contributor on special teams for Bengals coach Darren Simmons since the team drafted him in the fifth round back in 2022. He also provides quality depth at safety, a position that's been shaky since Jesse Bates departed. Fans and analysts see this as a big deal for Cincinnati. At a projected market value of just $1.8 million per year, letting him walk would create a real need, though other teams have shown. Interest 2, keep watching this free agency storyline, as it could still swing either way for the Bengals.