LOS ANGELES, CA — On Wednesday current Bengals Head Coach and former Los Angeles Rams’ quarterbacks coach, Zac Taylor said he still hasn’t processed LA’s Super Bowl LIII Loss to the Patriots in 2019. New England held Zac Taylor and the Rams to only three points that night.
“I don’t know that I’ve ever really processed the game in its entirety because you woke up the next morning and it was an exciting time for myself and my family,” Taylor said. “So that’s a hard question to ask. It’s a good question. I don’t even honestly have a great answer for you because it was such a wild conflict over, really, a 12-hour period for me. To get to where we were at — I still remember Tom Brady and Bill Belichick walking by me in the hallway after they won the game and the excitement on their faces. I’ve never forgotten that. It was crushing to see.”
Will Zac Taylor be able to move on and secure his own Super Bowl ring this week?
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