Zac Taylor was Goff's QB coach in LA and was in no way qualified to be a HC in the NFL. But he got hired during the "hire anyone who ever got McVey or Shanahan a cup of coffee" phase. And he did lead the Bengals to the Super Bowl and make Mike Brown a lot of extra money, so his job is secure. But Bengals' fans complain about his play design and play-calling a lot. Here's what gets talked about:
 
	
		Their offense can often be boiled down to "throw it up for Ja'Marr." Not a bad plan, if you ask me, but sometimes a team schemes him away, and they don't have answers for it.
	
	
		Their offense lacks pre-snap motion. 
	
	
		Strange play calls that don't take the flow of the game into account. Like on Sunday against the Jets, he called a Perine run on 2-10 on the CIN 44, down one point with 42 seconds left in the game. They did have timeouts, but a team with Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins ran the ball, needing 18 yards to get into range for a long game-winning FG. They wasted a down and a TO. 
	
	Yeah, they score a lot of points and it's obvious that it's the defense that is losing them games. Giving up 39 to the Jets? That's laughable. But when it comes to end of game situations, Zac Taylor's play-calling gets goofy.