Jameis Winston won't be backing up new starting quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson for the Cleveland Browns at the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday.

Getting set to take on the Cincinnati Bengals in their Week 16 matchup, the Cleveland Browns will list quarterback Bailey Zappe as their backup quarterback.

The Cleveland Browns look to either salvage a season split in the Battle of Ohio in Week 16 or continue to build up their draft position with a loss to the Cincinnati Bengals today. While the Kirk Cousins rumors will swirl,

Browns confirm Week 16 quarterback depth chart order between Dorian Thompson-Robinson, Bailey Zappe and Jameis Winston

Bailey Zappe will be the No. 2 quarterback for the Browns on Sunday against the Bengals, with a shoulder injury making Jameis Winston No. 3.

Jameis Winston is no longer the starting quarterback for the Browns and he won't be the first man in the game should something happen to Dorian Thompson-Robinson either.

Dorian Thompson-Robinson didn’t put to rest any questions about the Browns’ long-term future at quarterback with his performance on Sunday.

Bengals Joseph Ossai (58) chases down Browns Dorian Thompson-Robinson (17) during their game against the Browns at Paycor Stadium on Sunday December 22, 2024. The Bengals won the game with a final score of 24-6. Cincinnati will need to win it's last two games and get some help in order to earn a postseason berth.

Dorian Thompson-Robinson got his shot for the Browns on Sunday against the Bengals in NFL Week 16. He threw two interceptions and the Browns lost.

The Browns came out of the loss at the Bengals with a few key injuries to watch, including Dorian Thompson-Robinson's calf and David Njoku's knee.

With just one week of the 2024 NFL regular season left to play, 256 matchups are already in the books. And boy have there been dozens of dramatic ones, including Sunday's pair of overtime thrillers that confirmed the Cincinnati Bengals and Washington Commanders as late-season playoff hopefuls.

The Browns will have Jameis Winston as their No. 3 quarterback for the second week in a row, while Tyler Huntley will start at quarterback for Miami.