Tycen Anderson Joins Denver Broncos, Bengals Miss Out

0:00It's March 25th. Welcome to NFL News today, powered by AI and Ready for Kickoff. The Denver Broncos have signed special teams stand out. Tyken Anderson, a safety who spent his first three years with the Cincinnati Bengals after they drafted him in 2022. Unable to crack the starting lineup as safety due to injuries and talent like Jesse Bates III, Dax Hill, Vaughn Bell, and Jordan Battle ahead of. Him, Anderson poured his energy into special teams instead. He appeared in 41 games for Cincinnati, including the last 34 straight and logged at least 75% of the Bengals. Special teams snaps over the past two seasons. Last year, the Toledo native led the team with 16 special teams tackles, topping the Bengals in that category, both in 2023, with 8 and this season with 11. It's a straight win for Denver, while Cincinnati misses out on even a compensatory draft pick thanks to the details of his 1.5 million dollar deal.