Bengals Look to Former Bears Quarterback as Potential Backup for Star QB Joe Burrow

Over the last couple of years, Joe Burrow has participated in a minimum of 16 regular-season matches representing the Cincinnati Bengals. However, Cincinnati aims to cover all bases. In the event of an unexpected Burrow situation, the Bengals are now considering potential backup options.

NFL Network's James Palmer reports that Trevor Siemian is scheduled to meet with the Bengals tomorrow.

Last season, Siemian played for the Bears and has previously been associated with the Saints, Titans, Jets, Vikings, and Broncos. Throughout his NFL career, he has started in 30 games, including one for the Bears in the previous year.

Currently, the Bengals have just one backup quarterback, Jake Browning, to support Joe Burrow on the depth chart. As Browning has never played in a single regular-season game in his NFL career, the Bengals are undoubtedly keen to bring more experience into their quarterback lineup.

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