Dugger Joins Bengals, Praises Burrow & Offense

On April 4th, Kyle Dugger, the safety who just left the Patriots, signed with the Bengals and free agency.

He's no stranger to facing Joe Burrow, having lined up against him at least three times before.

Dugger called Burrow one of the best quarterbacks he's ever played and praised the Bengals offense as one of the most talented in the league.

That offensive firepower was a big draw for him, but it wasn't the only factor.

Dugger highlighted how smooth everything felt coming into Cincinnati from the facilities which have gotten some past flack to the overall peaceful.

Worker vibe of the city.

Meanwhile, folks around the NFL respect Dugger as a former captain under Bill Belichick.

His move shows the Bengals are pulling in quality free agents, even in the later waves of the market.

Now in town, he's set to bring leadership and solid depth behind starters Jordan Battle and Brian Cook.

The Bengals keep stacking talent like this, proving they're building something real in the Queen City.

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