Broncos Sign Safety Tycen Anderson, Boosting Secondary

0:00On March 19th, the Denver Broncos have signed former Cincinnati Bangle Safety, Tycan Anderson to a one-year deal. This marks their first outside-free agent addition this off-season. Anderson, a key specialteens player and rotational safety, appeared in every game over the past two seasons with Cincinnati. Earlier this week, the move came together after some back and forth. He's stepping in as a potential replacement for PJ, Locke, who signed with the Dallas Cowboys. This bolsters the Broncos' secondary and specialteens unit heading into the NFL draft. Fans on both sides lit up social media with reactions. Broncos' supporters celebrated it as a smart depth grab and their first external signing. Bangle's fans expressed frustration over losing a versatile leader on special teams. Coaches and insiders highlight Anderson's upside. He saw more defensive snaps last year and brings a positive locker room vibe similar to Locke. His versatility impressed Bangle's specialteens coordinator, Darren Simmons. With free agency still rolling, expect more moves from Denver to build around their young core.

1:05This sets a solid tone for what's ahead.