Jake Browning’s Wife, Stephanie Niles, Made Custom Outfits For His New Team, Only To See Him Get Savagely Cut [VIDEO]
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
Stephanie Niles is most certainly hurt today. After Jake Browning’s career ended in Cincinnati, he took his talents to Tampa Bay. That wouldn’t last long.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers officially cut veteran quarterback Jake Browning. This decision surprised many fans because he was widely expected to secure the primary backup role behind starter Baker Mayfield.
It was especially worse for Niles.
You Won’t Believe What Stephanie Niles Did Before Her Husband Got Cut
Traditional football households usually attempt to maintain quiet optimism during the final stages of intense summer training camps. However, a sudden personnel decision completely upended a prominent family’s carefully arranged seasonal plans this weekend. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers officially made national headlines after releasing backup quarterback Jake Browning from their roster.
The decision came at the worst time.
Before the unexpected release, Stephanie Niles had commissioned custom gameday outfits for every single matchup this year. The talented fashion enthusiast proudly prepared an entire specialized wardrobe featuring the iconic Florida team colors.
She proudly showed off her outfit while at a preseason game.
What’s Next For Jake Browning?
Initially, Browning signed a one-year deal with Tampa Bay in March, bringing valuable starting experience from his time with the Cincinnati Bengals. However, his momentum slowed down during training camp when he suffered a minor back injury.
Consequently, he had a very quiet preseason, completing just 10 of 15 passes for 86 yards and failing to score any touchdowns.
Meanwhile, undrafted rookie quarterback Jalon Daniels thoroughly impressed the coaching staff with his mobility and upside. As a result, Daniels completely outperformed the veteran and won the backup job.
Ultimately, because the Buccaneers decided to carry only two quarterbacks on their active roster, Browning became the odd man out.
Looking ahead, Browning will become a free agent if he clears waivers, meaning he can sign with any team looking for veteran depth.
