Bengals officially hire Al Golden as new defensive coordinator
The Cincinnati Bengals made the hire of Al Golden as the team's new defensive coordinator official on Thursday afternoon. Head coach Zac Taylor fired Lou Anarumo immediately after the season and held a limited search in hiring his replacement. It was clear from the begining that Taylor wanted to hire Golden for the position.
Sources: Notre Dame DC Al Golden is expected to become the Cin... - ESPN
Sources: Notre Dame DC Al Golden is expected to become the Cincinnati Bengals next defensive coordinator. He’s informed Notre Dame officials of his decision. ESPN BET Sportsbook is owned and operated by PENN Entertainment,
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