Zac Taylor Confirms Trust in Al Golden, No Defensive Coaching Changes
In Cincinnati, Head Coach Zac Taylor confirmed that there will be no changes to the defensive coaching staff during the bye week. The decision comes after the Bengals suffered two consecutive losses, allowing a staggering 86 points and 1,078 yards to opponents.
Zac Taylor Expresses Confidence in Al Golden
During a Monday press conference, Taylor emphasized his unwavering trust in both his defensive coordinator, Al Golden, and the coaching staff. He stated, “I absolutely believe we have the right coaches in place.” This sentiment reflects his commitment to the current coaching approach despite the recent struggles.
Defensive Challenges Faced by the Bengals
The Bengals’ defense has faced significant challenges this season. After showing signs of improvement earlier, they have now allowed the highest number of points and yards in the league after nine weeks. Their recent performances have raised concerns, especially when paired with a mere one victory from 113 points scored over the last three games.
Looking Ahead to Improvement
- Team has allowed 86 points and 1,078 yards in the last two games.
- Currently holds the highest defensive statistics in the league.
- Scored 113 points over the last three games but won only once.
Zac Taylor emphasized the urgency for improvement, stating, “We’re all sick for the way these games have gone, him probably as much as anybody else on this planet.” His remarks underscore the coaching staff’s commitment to enhancing the team’s performance. With the second half of the season approaching, the Bengals must shift their defensive strategy to ensure more favorable outcomes in upcoming games.
