The Cincinnati Bengals’ secondary underwent a major shakeup this offseason, highlighted by the departures of long-time starting safeties Jessie Bates III and Vonn Bell.
That led to the Bengals signing veteran Nick Scott and spending a third-round pick on Alabama safety Jordan Battle, both of whom are expected to get most of the safety snaps alongside 2022 first-round pick Dax Hill.
However, one name that wasn’t even a lock to make the roster is now fighting for the right to also get meaningful reps on gamedays.
That man is none other than Tycen Anderson, who is looking to rebound from a lost rookie season due to injury.