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The Cincinnati Bengals coach Zac Taylor has been the Bengals head coach since 2019 and he's headed to the Super Bowl. The Cincinnati Bengals defeated the Kansas City Chiefs for the second time this season and this time in overtime. Evan McPherson kicked a 31-yard field goal in overtime to beat the Chiefs 27-24."First of all, I'm happy for this team, organization, but you can't help but think about all the people back in Cincinnati and all the people that were here," said Taylor. Taylor knows how much this game means for the city of Cincinnati after 33 years of not seeing the Super Bowl. "It's a special moment for the city of Cincinnati, they've waited for this moment, they've supported us and hopefully we can get them all out to Los Angeles, we've got to figure that out, get the planes, shuttles the trains or whatever we can."Although the Bengals' opponent for the Super Bowl is unknown, they know it will be a California team and the Bengals need all the support they can get. "The fans are probably hoping for the 49ers because what better way to go than the most recent Super Bowl that they had," said Taylor.
The Cincinnati Bengals coach Zac Taylor has been the Bengals head coach since 2019 and he's headed to the Super Bowl.
The Cincinnati Bengals defeated the Kansas City Chiefs for the second time this season and this time in overtime.
Evan McPherson kicked a 31-yard field goal in overtime to beat the Chiefs 27-24.
"First of all, I'm happy for this team, organization, but you can't help but think about all the people back in Cincinnati and all the people that were here," said Taylor.
Taylor knows how much this game means for the city of Cincinnati after 33 years of not seeing the Super Bowl.
"It's a special moment for the city of Cincinnati, they've waited for this moment, they've supported us and hopefully we can get them all out to Los Angeles, we've got to figure that out, get the planes, shuttles the trains or whatever we can."
Although the Bengals' opponent for the Super Bowl is unknown, they know it will be a California team and the Bengals need all the support they can get.
"The fans are probably hoping for the 49ers because what better way to go than the most recent Super Bowl that they had," said Taylor.
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