The Denver Broncos’ first outside free-agent signing could end up helping the team in more ways than one. Denver added safety and special teams player Tycen Anderson this offseason after he spent the first three seasons of his NFL career with the Cincinnati Bengals.
The Denver Broncos didn't make many free-agent moves. The Jaylen Waddle acquisition was a trade, after all. Besides the college free-agent class, which came after the NFL draft in late April, the only outside free agent the Broncos signed was safety Tycen Anderson .
The Denver Broncos brought in Tycen Anderson to replace P.J. Locke, and Devon Key showed some good progress on the defensive side of the ball last year.
The Denver Broncos have been relatively quiet on the free-agent front since the new league year opened. We're now more than two weeks into free agency, and the Broncos have signed just one outside guy, although they orchestrated one of the blockbuster moves of 2026 thus far by trading for Jaylen Waddle .
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Tycen Anderson said goodbye to Bengals fans in recent days. He's headed out to Denver to play for the Broncos this coming season. The veteran was a key special teams piece in recent years.
Every one of the Cincinnati Bengals' free agents who hit the open market has either signed with another team, or is still out there waiting to be signed.
The Denver Broncos signed their first outside free agent in former Cincinnati Bengals safety and special teams player Tycen Anderson . After losing P.J.
Another free agent from the Cincinnati Bengals has taken an offer from another team. Safety Tycen Anderson has agreed to terms on a one-year, $1.5 million deal with the Denver Broncos.
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NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports the Broncos are signing Bengals S Tycen Anderson to a contract. James Rapien had it first that Anderson was signing with Denver last night, and Rapoport has now confirmed the report this morning after some pushback.
Former Bengals safety Tycen Anderson appeared to be Denver bound. The veteran safety agreed to a one-year deal with the Denver Broncos according to multiple league sources.
The Denver Broncos are signing former Bengals S Tycen Anderson to a contract on Wednesday, according to Sports Illustrated’s James Rapien. Anderson, 26, was a three-year starter at Toledo and was named second-team All-MAC in 2020, first-team in 2021.
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CINCINNATI – Making it to the NFL was only part of the dream for the Cincinnati Bengals’ Tycen Anderson. A fifth-round pick out of the University of Toledo in 2022, Anderson has fought through multiple injuries to become one of the top special teams performers in the league.
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Safety Tycen Anderson is the recipient of the Bengals' 2024 Ed Block Courage Award. The award honors players who symbolize "professionalism, great strength and dedication," while also serving as role models in the community.
Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor revealed Friday afternoon that safety Tycen Anderson suffered a torn ACL during the team's Week 8 victory against the San Francisco 49ers. Not only that, but Anderson apparently played through the brutal injury.