LOS ANGELS — His period of mourning didn't make it to morning, Zac Taylor experiencing the greatest victory of his football life before being able to digest his greatest defeat.
He called it "a wild conflict over a 12-hour period," and that's the bizarre Super Bowl perspective Cincinnati's head coach brings into the Super Bowl LVI game Sunday at SoFi Stadium.
Taylor was the quarterbacks coach for Sean McVay three years ago when the Rams lost Super Bowl LIII. to New England in Atlanta.