Broncos Add Size, Versatility with Tycen Anderson

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The Denver Broncos added former Cincinnati Bengal Safety, Tycan Anderson to their roster this

week.

At 6 foot 5 and 205 pounds, he brings size and versatility as a rotational backup and

special team standout.

During four seasons with the Bengals, Anderson focused heavily on special teams, logging

382 snaps their last fall.

He appeared in 17 games, making 23 tackles while playing just 64 snaps on defense.

His quickness and tackling abilities shown on coverage units where he chased down returners

effectively on kicks and punts.

Bengal's coaches praised his productivity as one of the top gunners in the league for

tackles.

Anderson bolsters the Broncos Safety Group behind starters, Brandon Jones and Talinoa

Huffanga.

He steps in to cover special team's duties left by PJ.

Fans are excited about his potential impact right away, especially in a unit needing

depth and energy.

Welcome to Denver, Tyson.

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