The Bengals made a bunch of plays down the stretch, but they were on offense and special teams. From Joe Flacco throwing two touchdowns in less than a minute of game time to Oren Burks recovering a perfect onside kick by Evan McPherson—it felt like the Bengals were going to pull off a miracle win.

Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor claims he has no plans to make any coaching changes as the team heads into the bye week following another tough loss in week 9.

Cincinnati Bengals fans might not want to hear it, but there will be no changes at defensive coordinator after Sunday's stunning 47-42 loss to the Chicago Bears.

The bye week will not bring any changes to the defensive coaching staff in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati's head coach offers insight into his working relationship with director of player personnel Duke Tobin as the 3-6 team faces critical decisions.

The Bengals scored two touchdowns in the final two minutes of the fourth quarter to take a 42-41 lead over the Bears. Their second score came shortly after they recovered an onside kick, and it had the crowd at Paycor Stadium in hysterics.

Don’t expect the Cincinnati Bengals to make any changes to their coaching staff as they embark on their Week 10 bye.

Bengals coach Zac Taylor said on Monday that he won't make any changes to his defensive coaching staff during the bye week.

The Cincinnati Bengals almost won the Week 9 game. Head coach Zac Taylor saw the victory coming, but it slipped through their fingers and went to the Chicago Bears.

Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor isn’t planning to make any changes on his coaching staff during the bye week. Taylor confirmed he won’t be moving on from defensive coordinator Al Golden despite the defensive struggles through nine games.

Zac Taylor faced severe criticism after the Cincinnati Bengals' latest loss against the Chicago Bears on Sunday.