Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor will not make changes to his coaching staff during the bye week.
So said Taylor himself the day after his team's season-crushing loss to the Chicago Bears .
At his weekly presser , Taylor stressed his belief in defensive coordinator Al Golden and the personnel currently in the building at Paycor Stadium.
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That, at least publicly, was affirmation of no changes at any level of the coaching staff and perhaps a sign the Bengals will sit still at Tuesday's NFL trade deadline, too.
Those Bengals have gone with a youth movement under Golden to miserable results so far, culminating in allowances of 500-plus yards in each of the last two outings while registering as one of the worst defenses in modern history .
The Bengals do have a trade request pending from linebacker Logan Wilson and expect to get Trey Hendrickson back from injury soon, among other notables.
But for now, stay the course while attempting to improve seems to be the motto for the Bengals, for better or worse.
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