The Cincinnati Bengals aren’t done with bringing in free agents. The Bengals on Thursday agreed to terms with free agent safety Nick Scott, according to initial reporting by Jordan Schultz. Scott reportedly signed a three-year, $12 million deal with Cincinnati, according to multiple reports.

The Bengals lost free agents Vonn Bell (Carolina Panthers) and Jessie Bates III (Atlanta Falcons) to free agency this week.

Scott is a 27-year-old safety who last played for the Los Angeles Rams. He’s also a four-year pro with four interceptions and 157 combined tackles and 101 solo tackles.

Scott also has one tackle for a loss, four interceptions and two forced fumbles in his career.

After helping the Rams beat the Bengals in the Super Bowl, safety Nick Scott is now headed to Cincinnati to help get them over the top.

The Bengals on Monday morning officially announced the signing of Scott – an unrestricted free agent – to a 3-year contract.

A fan favorite for his big hit in the NFC Championship game during the Rams’ Super Bowl LVI-winning playoff run – and overall consistency in the secondary, Scott went from 2019 seventh-round pick and special teams contributor to reliable starter on the back end of Los Angeles’ defense. He recorded 157 total tackles, four interceptions, nine passes defensed and two forced fumbles across 65 games (17) starts in four seasons.

According to OvertheCap.com, Scott’s departure is projected to net the Rams a 2024 compensatory seventh-round draft pick.