A change under center could be on the horizon for the 2-3 Bengals, who have dropped their last three games in which quarterback Jake Browning has gotten the start.
Browning filled it for an injured Joe Burrow in Week 2's win over the Jaguars, but he has since led Cincinnati to three consecutive losses against the Vikings, Broncos and Lions. The third-year signal-caller is coming off a particularly poor showing in Sunday's blowout defeat to Detroit, in which he threw three picks. Though Browning did his best to redeem himself with three touchdown passes in the fourth quarter, his ugly interceptions left NFL broadcasters and fans scratching their heads about Browning's future and whether or not he deserves a starting job in the league.
