Zac Taylor: I trust Al Golden, won't make changes to defensive coaching staff
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Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor confirmed there will be no changes to the team's defensive coaching staff during the bye week, despite recent struggles. Taylor expressed confidence in defensive coordinator Al Golden, emphasizing Golden's dedication and effort in addressing the team's defensive issues. The Bengals have allowed 86 points and 1,078 yards in consecutive losses to the Jets and Bears, leading to questions about the coaching staff's performance. Cincinnati's defense currently ranks last in the league in both points and yards allowed through nine weeks, necessitating significant improvement for better outcomes in the second half of the season.
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