The Cincinnati Bengals took a tough loss against the Los Angeles Chargers, putting head coach Zac Taylor on the hot seat.

Bengals president Mike Brown clearly doesn't like to fire head coaches, because he knows what it did to his family when his father, Paul, was fired as Cleveland Browns head coach in 1963.

Zac Taylor heard Ja'Marr Chase's postgame comments following Sunday's loss to the Los Angeles Chargers but didn't take issue with his star player essentially calling out the play calls.

In some respects, Taylor is right — the Bengals remain in close games against great teams, yet stumble into new ways to lose each time. Sunday night was two missed kicks, a dropped interception that would have gone back for a touchdown and other mistakes.

Ja’Marr Chase is letting everyone know who to blame for the Bengals’ late-game failures. The star receiver seemingly threw head coach Zac Taylor under the bus Sunday night after

With Sunday’s loss to the Chargers, the Bengals have fallen to 4-7 on the year, and six of the losses have been by one possession.

As the Cincinnati Bengals went down hard at the hands of the Los Angeles Chargers, Germaine Pratt wasn’t the only player involved in a sideline outburst. At one point during the loss, star defensive end Trey Hendrickson ran off the field and exchanged words with Zac Taylor, even swatting away the head coach’s arm.

Even after yet another painful loss in a season full of heartbreakers for Cincinnati, coach Zac Taylor insisted his beleaguered Bengals can still make the playoffs.

Following the disappointing loss to the Los Angeles Chargers, Ja’Marr Chase was asked about the problem the Cincinnati Bengals have finishing games. And he implied that the issue is related to coaching.