Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor isn't totally ruling out a change at quarterback after Jake Browning 's turnover struggles during the Week 5 loss to the Detroit Lions .
Speaking with reporters after the 37-24 defeat , Taylor said that Browning's struggles fall on his shoulders and that he needs to do a better job of raising the quarterback's level of play.
But Taylor also admitted that the team will do what it always does by looking at all options at the position, like any other.
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Right now, the Bengals have Brett Rypien on the active roster behind Browning and Sean Clifford and Mike White on the practice squad.
Trade options around the NFL seem to include names like Russell Wilson , should the Bengals want to go that route.
Sunday, Browning threw a trio of interceptions and touchdowns, but the scores only came when the game was out of reach. His offense went nearly 20 drives without a touchdown across a handful of games since the Joe Burrow injury.
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This article originally appeared on Bengals Wire: Zac Taylor admits Bengals could weigh QB decision with Jake Browning
