Recent developments in Cincinnati indicate possible changes in the Bengals’ quarterback roster. On Tuesday, the team released veteran quarterback Mike White from the practice squad. White’s departure leaves Jake Browning as the most experienced quarterback available, igniting speculation about potential trades.
Bengals’ Quarterback Situation
Browning has stepped in as the starting quarterback while Joe Burrow remains injured. During his time as a starter, Browning has faced significant challenges. He has completed 64.5% of his passes, totaling 757 yards along with six touchdowns and eight interceptions.
- Bengals’ record with Browning: 0-3
- Points scored: Bengals 37, Opponents 113
Bengals’ head coach Zac Taylor acknowledged the ongoing evaluation of Browning’s performance. “We’ll see where it goes,” he stated when discussing the quarterback’s future against the Packers. The coaching staff is expected to name a starter by Wednesday, tailoring the game plan to suit their decision.
Possible Trade Targets
With the recent roster shift, rumors surrounding potential quarterback trades have emerged. Players under consideration include:
- Russell Wilson
- Jameis Winston
- Andy Dalton
While there is no official confirmation, the release of White may signal a strategic move towards securing a more experienced quarterback. As the Bengals navigate their options, the team’s need for improved play in the upcoming games becomes increasingly crucial.
As they approach the next game, the need for all players to maximize practice reps is evident. Taylor pointed out the difficulties of balancing multiple quarterbacks and ensuring each player receives adequate practice time. The Bengals are focused on effectively utilizing every resource to improve their performance moving forward.
Stay updated with the latest changes in the Bengals’ roster and quarterback situation at El-Balad, as the team looks to make pivotal decisions this season.
