Tycen Anderson Joins Broncos, Boosts Secondary

0:00On March 30th, the Denver Broncos had to pivot quick after losing safety. PJ locked to the Dallas Cowboys back on March 10th. They bounced back by signing Tyson Anderson to a one-year deal worth $1,500,000 on March 19th, bolstering there. Secondary with this Ohio native, Anderson starred as St. John's Jesuit High School in Toledo, racking up 14 interceptions over three seasons and earning top all-state honors his senior year. A three-star recruit at 6 foot 2, 205 pounds, he turned down offers from schools like Kentucky to stay home and play for the Toledo. Rockets. Over five college seasons with Toledo, he suited up for 54 games, notching 229 tackles, 19 past deflections, 2. Picks and 2 forest fumbles. The guy was sharp, 2, snagging academic all-mac honors 3 times and graduating with a business degree before chasing his NBA. The Cincinnati Bengals grabbed him in the fifth round, 166 overall, back in 2022.

1:04He battled injuries, including a torn ACL in 2023, but still played 41 games with 41 tackles and special teams reps. If Anderson stays healthy, he could slide right into Vanstrel's defense and shine on special teams like teammate Devon Key. Brockos fans, keep an eye on this local talent making his mark in the mile high.