Siemian completed 35 of 51 passes for 334 yards and a score in Sunday's loss to Tennessee.
After one game on the shelf with a foot injury, Siemian set career highs in attempts and completions while not getting much support from his running game. The result was a Denver offense that didn't score until the fourth quarter, and that was held up near the goal line during a scoring opportunity in the final period as well, with Siemian's third-and-fourth-down passes falling incomplete. Siemian did end up finding Emmanuel Sanders for a three-yard score on the next drive, but it was too late. Even in his best games of the season -- against Cincinnati and Kansas City -- Siemian didn't heat up until the end of the game. Unless your goal is to bite your nails to the nub until the closing seconds, playing Siemian is a needlessly stressful exercise.