In a mildly surprising moment in the Cincinnati Bengals' Wednesday afternoon press conference, Zac Taylor's quarterback room earned a vote of confidence. After Joe Burrow went down with a probable season-ending injury in Week 2, Jake Browning came in and led the team to a win. Since then, Browning and the Bengals have...struggled.

Now at 2-2, the Bengals' season feels over already. After back-to-back embarrassing losses to the Minnesota Vikings and Denver Broncos, there have been calls for change. While Taylor's job is inexplicably safe (don't hold your breath, the Bengals don't do in-season firings), Browning was the focus of much ire. However, despite not looking like a semi-decent NFL quarterback since his 2023 "Linsanity" run, Browning is safe, according to his coach. The third-year b

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