Trevor Siemian net worth: Jets QB's wealth in 2023 explored

The current Jets QB Trevor Siemian was drafted by the Denver Broncos with the 250th overall pick in the seventh round of the 2015 NFL Draft. He won a Super Bowl ring as a rookie, despite playing just one game that year.

Siemian has majorly been a journeyman in his NFL career. At some points, he has been on the rosters of teams like the Minnesota Vikings, Cincinnati Bengals, New York Jets, New Orleans Saints, and Tennessee Titans after leaving the Broncos.

The New York Jets signed Trevor Siemian to the practice squad in September 2023 in wake of Aaron Rodgers' Achilles injury. The Jets needed depth in their QB room in absence of the 4x MVP.

On Monday, Jets HC Robert Saleh announced that Siemian will serve as the backup QB Tim Boyle after the franchise decided to bench Zach Wilson.

Siemian has earned about $9,164,775 in his career throughout the eight years he spent in the league. Currently, the quarterback will earn an additional $2 million from his one-year agreement with the New York Jets. Trevor Siemian's two-year, $4,000,000 contract with the Chicago Bears was his richest contract to date.

As of 2023, Siemian's projected net worth is $5 million, according to multiple online sources. The NFL quarterback's signing bonuses and player wages have contributed significantly to his wealth.

Trevor Siemian's NFL stats

In the past five years, Trevor Siemian, 31, has made just six starts despite temporarily serving as the Denver Broncos' primary quarterback from 2016 to 2017.

For 7,027 yards and 42 scores in his career, Siemian has succeeded in 58.9% of his attempts. In addition, he has thrown 28 interceptions on his way to a 13-17 mark as a starting QB. He was in battle with Jake Browning for the Cincinnati Bengals' #2 quarterback position behind Joe Burrow.

Trevor Simemian will now act as QB2 for the New York Jets.

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Trevor Siemian short stint with Bengals before Jets signing explored

Trevor Siemian signed with the Bengals in May 2023. In the first preseason game for against the Green Bay Packers, Jake Browning started and played for the whole first half before Siemian took over. Trevor Siemian and Jake Browning were in competition to get the QB2 position behind Joe Burrow.

The Bengals then went ahead with Browning as their second-string QB and eventually released Trevor Siemian, after signing QB to a one-year deal in offseason.

Siemian now has a chance with the Jets where he'll serve as the backup to Tim Boyle and will hope to make it work in New York.