News about Zac Taylor

Unhappy Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow was spotted not directly walking to the locker room after his team's surprising defeat to the Washington Commanders on Monday night. Instead, Burrow walked with Cincinnati head coach Zac Taylor down a separate hallway that apparently leads to the coaches' offices. Neither looked happy when going out of sight. The typical move was for Burrow, like every other Bengal, to make his way to the locker room. That was not the case after Cincinnati fell to 0-3, despite starting the season with high expectations. 

The former No. 1 overall pick suffered an injury to his right (throwing) wrist during a Week 11 matchup against the Baltimore Ravens in mid-November last season and underwent surgery to repair a torn ligament. The quarterback returned to the starting role during the Bengals' season opener against the New England Patriots after head coach Zac Taylor had said in March that Burrow was 'right on schedule' with his rehab.  However, fans were left panicked after Week 1 as footage from the Bengals' loss to the Patriots raised concerns about Burrow's health.

Cincinnati Bengals star wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase continued his holdout in pursuit of a new contract as he did not take part in the team's first practice in Week 1. The Bengals are set to open their season at home against the New England Patriots, but there are doubts over whether or not Chase will be taking part in that game. On Monday, Chase was seen helping out in wide receiver drills - but not actually taking part in them.

Joe Burrow threw to Cincinnati Bengals receivers Monday for the first time since undergoing wrist surgery in November. Bengals coach Zac Taylor had said in March that Burrow was "right on schedule" with his rehab and they expected him to participate in the team's offseason program. That's exactly what the former Pro Bowl quarterback did at the team's facility Monday. Practice was closed to the media as Phase 2 of the team's offseason training began, but according to the team's website, Burrow played catch with teammates after spending some of his recovery throwing by himself.

Damar Hamlin fought by his sides at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati one year ago as the Bills braced for a pivotal AFC match. Buffalo, a Super Bowl hopeful once more, had a chance to pass a litmus test against a fellow candidate. However, we learned nothing about the Bills from this Monday night's meeting, at least, not about their playing acumen, not necessarily about their playing acumen.

Logan Wilson, a Bengals linebacker, has rushed to help the Bengals defend his heroic play against the Ravens as a'reckless story.' Wilson was accused of foul play in the aftermath of Baltimore's victory over Cincinnati after his 'hip-drop' tackle left tight end Mark Andrews out for the season. Andrews sustained a cracked fibula and ankle ligament injury in the Ravens' MRI on Friday, which the Ravens have described as a long-term issue.

Joe Burrow is out for the remainder of the year after spraining his wrist in the Cincinnati Bengals' loss to the Baltimore Ravens, according to coach Zac Taylor. The Bengals quarterback was in too much pain to return after Thursday night's game in the second quarter. Burrow attempted a practice throw on the sideline and the ball fell out of his hand. He winced in pain and bent his knees, then slumped down the tunnel with a gruesome look on his face.

By the time of Baltimore's 27-24 loss, the 26-year-old, who missed the bulk of training camp due to a strained right calf muscle, was limping. After the game, he said he'tweaked' his calf. Burrow wrote, 'I'll give it a few nights and a few sleeps.' We'll go from there.' On Monday, coach Zac Taylor said it's 'hard to act' when it comes to his quarterback's wellbeing. Taylor said, 'He's still sore today.' 'He did it really one of the game's last three plays,' so it's just sore.' We haven't done anything on the track,' he says.'

The 26-year-old played in the fourth quarter of the Bengals' 24-3 loss to the Browns in what was the 100th meeting between the two rival teams, after struggling to comprehend the game on a rainy day in Cleveland. It's currently unclear if Cincinnati's head coach Zac Taylor made the decision to call off backup Jake Browning due to a Burrow-related injury. During preparation camp, the former LSU star strained his calf and was largely inactive this season before playing against the Browns on Sunday.

Joe Burrow is 'progressing' as he recovers from a calf injury, according to Bengals coach Zac Taylor, as the quarterback went through a light workout before his team's preseason game on Friday. Burrow was carted off the practice field on July 27 and barred out for'several weeks' from Taylor's departure the next day - a time the coach reiterated this week. Until the Bengals defeated the Packers in 36-19 preseason loss, the quarterback jogged and threw passes.

Joe Burrow, the Cincinnati Bengals' quarterback, would miss several weeks due to a right calf strain, according to coach Zac Taylor. The time was revealed one day after Burrow went down during a preparation camp drill and had to be carted off the practice field in a very troubling environment ahead of the new season. Burrow tucked the ball and started to run before getting up limping after going limping during a live drill.

According to Cincinnati head coach Zac Taylor, Bengals defensive end Joseph Ossai did not cost his team a Super Bowl berth for a late blow to Patrick Mahomes. After losing the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship on Sunday, Taylor said, 'It's tough.' One play.' Didn't come down to that.' The Bengals eluded pressure and scrambled along the Bengals' sideline on third and fourth, barely missing the first down before Ossai gave him a shove from behind. As the penalty flags flew, the ball was moved 15 yards closer to Kansas City kicker Harrison Butker's game-winning field goal, a 45-yard attempt that barely made its way over the crossbar. As Mahomes honored his third Super Bowl berth, Ossai was seen weeping on the sidelines.

In this weekend's highly awaited NFL Divisional round playoff matchup against the Buffalo Bills, the Cincinnati Bengals will be without three of their starting offensive linemen. Jonah Williams, left tackle and right guard Alex Cappa were both ruled out this week, while right tackle La'el Collins was also suspended with a torn ACL injury in Week 16. As Cincinnati prepares for Buffalo's raucous home-field advantage, Bengals coach Zac Taylor said the offensive lines' communication and level of detail had been the most encouraging.

After the league's decision to cancel Monday's Buffalo-Cincinnati Bengals game, the NFL voted to transfer a potential Bills-Kansas City Chiefs AFC Championship to a neutral location, the league's playoff seedings were thrown into disarray. Now, if the 12-3 Bills and the 13-3 Chiefs advance to the AFC championship game, they will meet on a neutral site, with the winner winning the Super Bowl advancing to the Super Bowl. If the Bengals and Baltimore Ravens meet in a first-round playoff matchup, the NFL also approved a new coin toss to determine homefield advantage. The two teams will meet in the AFC North division championship on Sunday, and if Cincinnati wins to gain a coin toss, they will have a coin toss.

Zac Taylor, the Bengals' manager, is dissatisfied with the NFL's latest coin toss system to establish homefield advantage for a potential Wildcard Round playoff matchup against Baltimore and AFC North rivals. As NFL owners meet to discuss proposed changes to this year's playoff system, Taylor said, 'It's black and white, it's in the rulebook.' Since Taylor made his remark, NFL owners have voted to accept the commissioner Roger Goodell's office's plan. The controversy stemmed from the NFL's decision to postponed the remainder of Monday's Bills-Bengals game, which was postponed after Buffalo safety Damar Hamlin sustained an on-field cardiac arrest and required resuscitation. Hamlin is now in critical care at a Cincinnati hospital, where he recently had his breathing tube removed and even had a FaceTime call with teammates on Friday.

While the NFL community is anxiously awaiting the return of Damar Hamlin, local students are equally concerned, as Zac Taylor's wife Sarah is reportedly leading an attempt to give Bills get-well cards. According to ESPN, the letter writing campaign originated from Cardinal Pacelli, the Catholic school where the Taylors' four children attend. With four examples of the touching cards posted on Twitter, 40 schools are now confirmed to be involved in the heartwarming campaign.

After Damar Hamlin suffered a cardiac arrest on Monday night, Bengals coach Zac Taylor revealed the profound discussion with his Bills colleague Sean McDermott. Following the traumatic ordeal, Taylor talked to reporters on Wednesday about how he decided to go over to the Bills' sideline and talk with his fellow coach instead of 'playing telephone.' I wouldn't reveal any of Sean and I's private conversations except for this,' Taylor said.

Aaron Donald, a Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle, has spoken out in connection with the helmet swinging incident that occurred during joint training with the Cincinnati Bengals. When he appeared on the AP Pro Football Podcast, the three-time AP Defensive Player of the Year and seven-time All-Pro downplayed the situation and didn't appear to worry about it at all. "It was just a game." It was football,' Donald said.

NFL media and fans are calling for Aaron Donald's suspension for his helmet-swinging brawl at his joint workout with the Bengals in Cincinnati on Thursday, but the league will obviously defer to his club in the matter. During a huge brawl on Thursday, Donald, a three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year, was seen swinging a Bengals player's helmet. In this video, Aaron Donald is the one using a helmet as a weapon,' wrote one fan on Twitter. 'How many games will the best defensive player in the NFL be suspended for?' Surprisingly, the answer may have been zero. Multiple NFL insiders, including CBS' Josina Anderson and Washington Post's Mark Maske, have confirmed that the squad will be handling discipline, not the league.

In a brawl, a Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle was seen wielding the helmet of a Cincinnati Bengals player as a weapon. Towards the end of a joint workout session between the two teams, the brawl broke out between the two teams. According to Bengals head coach Zac Taylor, the two teams decided to suspend the practice due to the fact that this massive brawl was not the first time the teams had to be separated during the day.

Joe Burrow appeared in the media for the first time since an appendectomy on July 26, and he'll be all the way back by the season opener. Prior to the Bengals' opener versus Pittsburgh on September 11, the third-year star said he's trying to add more weight and return to his former measurables. Burrow told reporters on Wednesday, 'I'm getting exponentially better each day.'

On Monday, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow showed an improvement in his recovery after a recent appendectomy, throwing several passes during an impromptu walkthrough session with some of his wide receivers and tight ends. According to offensive coordinator Brian Callahan, this was the first time Burrow has done throwing after his operation. According to ESPN, he's feeling better.' 'I just asked him if he wanted to do it, and he said, 'Yeah.'