Dugger's NFL Journey: From Patriots to Bengals

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Kyle Dugger just landed with his third team in two seasons, signing on with the Cincinnati

Bengals after stints with the New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers.

The 30-year-old safety got traded from New England to Pittsburgh back in 2025, and now

he's heading to Sensi to bolster there, secondary.

In Pittsburgh, they gave up a late-round pick swap to snack him for nine games, where

he racked of 42 total tackles, five pass breakups, and two.

Interceptions combined from both stops.

He was a full-time player early on, handling nearly every defensive snap in his first A-games

there.

But things cooled off quick for Dugger with the Steelers.

His snaps dropped big time in the regular season finale against the Cleveland Browns, and

the playoff lost to the Houston Texans, as better in Chuck.

Carch stepped up and took most of those reps.

Meanwhile, the Bengals are hurting at safety after Genostone bolted to the Buffalo Bills

in Free Agency, so Dugger steps in as a timely fix for there.

Depth issues.

This shuffle shows how fast the NFL moves for Vets chasing rings.

Dugger is bouncing around but still brings that experience to a contender, hungry for.

Playoff push.