Bengals corner midfielder Torry McTyer of the Chiefs team

According to one report by Ian Rapoport, NFL Network Insider, the Cincinnati Bengals poached a player on the Kansas City Chiefs' training squad, cornerback Torry McTyer.

As noted by Rapoport, the Bengals also placed cornerback Darius Phillips on the injured reserve. McTyer will intervene to take his place on the list of Bengals.

You may not even know that McTyer was part of the team's training team. He joined the team on September 2nd in the wake of activities that always take place just after the reduction in the final squad to start the season.

Tyer, 24, a free UNLV player, spent two seasons with the Miami Dolphins (22 games in his debut and four starts), but did not make the team's lineup in September. Last season, he was credited with 31 tackles (including 23 solo) and three defended passes.

You can expect the leaders to announce a signature soon to bring back their training team to the 10 authorized players.

Also on the way is a change in the lineup to make way for quarterback Morris Claiborne, whose four-game NFL suspension will end after Sunday's game against the Detroit Lions on Sunday.