Trevor Siemian, Tennessee’s practice-squad QB, brings Denver familiarity that could help TEN’s install and practice reps in Week 1. While not a Week 1 starter, his veteran presence provides strategic depth and potential practice-induced advantages.

Siemian’s cut tests backup-QB depth behind Willis. If retained on PS, he’s a solid veteran fallback. The move signals Tennessee will monitor waivers for a potential add at QB, with Siemian’s future tied to injuries or performance ahead.

Siemian is noted for his veteran experience and familiarity with Brian Callahan’s offense, having played in 33 games since 2015. Tennessee signed him earlier in the year, and if the Rams pursue him, his versatility could stabilize the room. His path would hinge on system fit and a willingness to accept a backup role with potential start opportunities if Stafford is sidelined.

Siemian completed four of seven passes for 34 yards; the journeyman’s effort underscored the competition at QB and signaled a need for stronger command if he’s to push for Week 1 relevance.

Siemian’s return to the Titans adds veteran steadiness behind Tannehill, leveraging his 40-game pro experience and prior ties to Callahan. His presence strengthens depth behind the starter as Tennessee navigates August joint practices with Atlanta and prepares for Denver in Week 1.