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Zac Taylor non-committal to Jake Browning, still calling Bengals plays
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One day after leaving the door open for a quarterback move, Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor wouldn't commit to Jake Browning as the starter while chatting with reporters.
Asked if Browning is the starter for Week 6, Taylor said "we'll see" and said that they evaluate all personnel decisions each week.
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Taylor also said that he will continue to serve as the team's play-caller for the offense.
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Browning just collapsed in Week 5 against Detroit , throwing three interceptions before salvaging the stat line in the fourth quarter of a decided game. It stopped the Bengals from suffering the worst margin of defeat across three games in franchise history.
The Bengals don't have many better in-house options than Brett Rypien , though the team does have Mike White and Sean Clifford on the practice squad.
As for play-calling duties, Taylor's declaration is hardly surprising. All involved, including coordinator Dan Pitcher, remain adamant that it is a collaborative decision, anyway.
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