ESPN joins in calling out Zac Taylor's plays

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(09-22-2021, 11:59 AM)lone bengal Wrote: This is not about overreacting from a single loss. Taylor’s coached 34 games and has yet to shown he’s a good offensive minded head coach which is the whole reason we brought him in. The line has limitations but i see teams with worst lines look way better on offense. Zero creativity, pre-snap motion, don’t move the pocket , run on 1st, , run on 2nd and long pass on 3rd. They go empty but have everyone run short routes which defeats the purpose. He lets the defense dictated what we do it should be the other way around.

I'd go as far to say Taylor's a worse offensive playcaller than the guy he replaced, Bill Lazor.

Lazor found a way to be 17th in the league in scoring in 2018 with hardly any decent pass catchers for half a season. 
All they really had were Boyd and Uzomah. 
Eifert only played 4 games and AJ only 9. 
Ross was available for most of the season but was really only used as a red zone option. 
Dalton also missed 5 games that year.
And the OL was Glenn, Boling, Price, Redmond, and Hart. Not very good.