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Current players for the Cincinnati Bengals won't get to play in the Super Bowl this year, but a few players from the past still have a chance. 

With the NFL conference championships set to take place this Sunday, here's a look at which of the four remaining teams carry former Bengals on their active rosters, Reserve/Injured lists, and practice squads.

Spoiler alert: The Buffalo Bills don't roster a single former Bengals player, but the other three teams do. 

Washington Commanders

QB Jeff Driskel: One of the backups for Jayden Daniels, Driskel was the final starting quarterbacks Marvin Lewis ever coached at Cincinnati when he started the final five games to close out the 2018 season. The Bengals were the first team Driskel played for in the regular season, and the Commanders are the seventh team he's been a part of during his nine-year career.

K Austin Siebert: Another journeyman-type player, Siebert spent part of the 2020 season kicking for Cincinnati while Randy Bullock dealt with injury. As it happens, Siebert is now on Washington's Reserve/Injured list. 

T Bobby Hart: Hart started for three years at right tackle for Cincinnati from 2018-20. He's now on the Commanders' practice squad. 

CB Allan George: Washington signed George to a futures deal last week. He had been out of the NFL since the Bengals waived him during the 2023 offseason. He played in four games during the 2022 season.

Philadelphia Eagles

K Jake Elliott: The only time Elliott was a Bengal was during his first NFL offseason in 2017. Cincinnati drafted him to be the kicker of the future only to waive him during final cuts. The Eagles claimed him and never looked back as Elliott is only second to David Akers for most field goals made in team history.

T Fred Johnson: The Bengals signed Johnson during the middle of his rookie season in 2019 and kept him around through their Super Bowl run in 2021. He started eight games at three different offensive line spots in Cincinnati. He's been in Philly since last season and actually started against the Bengals back in Week 8. He's now one of the backup tackles.

TE C.J. Uzomah: Another member of the 2021 Super Bowl team, Uzomah spent the first seven years of his career with the Bengals, three of them as a starter. He left for a bigger contract with the New York Jets in 2022, but was released after two seasons. He spent most of this season on the Eagles' practice squad and played seven games before landing on I.R. right before the playoffs.

DE KJ Henry: The Bengals claimed Henry off waivers after final cuts and played him the first two weeks of the season. He was demoted to the practice squad for two weeks and was then claimed by the Dallas Cowboys. Dallas waived nearly two months later, and Philly added him to the practice squad soon after.

Kansas City Chiefs

RB Samaje Perine: Four of Perine's eight years in the league were spent in Cincinnati where he worked his way up to being the No. 2 back behind Joe Mixon. He was a critical part of the offense in that role from 2020-22 and leveraged that to earn a nice contract with the Denver Broncos in 2023. Denver cut him last offseason, and the Chiefs picked him up right before the regular season. He's now the No. 3 back in Kansas City.