Former Bengals Safety worked out for the Kansas City Chiefs

Prior to signing safety Quinton Demps on Wednesday, the Kansas City Chiefs worked out former Bengals safety Corey Lynch.

After being selected in the sixth-round of the 2008 NFL draft, Lynch played seven games for the Bengals during his rookie year, recording an interception against the New York Jets. Two games later Lynch suffered a season-ending knee injury and was placed on Injured Reserve.

Featured on HBO's Hard Knocks for saving a woman's life, Lynch failed to make the 53-man roster, but was signed to the Bengals practice squad. Tampa Bay poached Lynch later that month, going on to play 45 of a possible 48 regular season games for three years.

Last year Lynch replaced Atari Bigby as the San Diego Chargers strong safety after Bigby was placed on season-ending IR with a groin injury. Lynch went on pick off an Andy Dalton pass against the Bengals and another interception against the Jets (but who hasn't).

Lynch is currently an unrestricted free agent.