Broncos Sign Safety Tycen Anderson, Boosting Special Teams

0:00On March 20, the Denver Broncos finally dipped into free agency from another team by signing defensive back Tyson Anderson from the Cincinnati. Bingles. The deal faced some early confusion, reported Wednesday then pulled back before going official on Thursday. The Broncos have spent most of their offseason resigning their own players from last year, even some who barely played. That drew complaints from fans, but a huge trade earlier this week for wide receiver Jalen Waddle from Miami shifted the mood big time. Fans grumbled about the quiet approach until the blockbuster deal lit things up. Now, adding Anderson brings needed depth at safety and boosts special teams after losing PJ Lock to free agency. Anderson, a 5th round pick in 2022 out of Toledo, has mostly handled special teams duties with 42 tackles over his career. He's coming off his strongest pro season, playing every game the last two years for Cincinnati. This move echoes last year's signing of Sam Franklin Jr., another special team specialist

1:02who moved on to shine with Buffalo. With Anderson in the mix, the Broncos look set to strengthen their unit heading into the draft season.