Zac Taylor will be a guest speaker, along with Brian Billick and Mike Smith, at Arizona's 'Be a P.R.O.' Coaching Clinic in March.
Justin Spears Arizona has added one more notable guest speaker to its upcoming “Be a P.R.O.” Coaching Clinic: Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor.
Taylor coached with Wildcats head coach Jedd Fisch in 2018 with the Los Angeles Rams, when Taylor was the quarterbacks coach and Fisch was the senior offensive assistant, in L.A.'s run to the Super Bowl. Taylor is 22-11 in his last two seasons as the Bengals head coach. Cincy has gone to two straight AFC championships under Taylor.
People are also reading… In his first season as head coach of the Atlanta Falcons in 2008, Smith was named the AP Coach of the Year and was also a three-time Sporting News Coach of the Year recipient. He was a defensive assistant under Billick with the Baltimore Ravens and helped the franchise win a Super Bowl during the 2000 season. Smith last coached in the NFL in 2018, when he was defensive coordinator for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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