Zac Taylor and La'el Collins Downplay Sideline Exchange During Bengals' Loss to Ravens

Cincinnati is 2-3 on the season following their loss to Baltimore.
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BALTIMORE — Bengals head coach Zac Taylor and starting right tackle La'el Collins had an animated conversation in the third quarter of Sunday night's 19-17 loss to the Ravens. 

"We got a great relationship, just talking through the situation," Taylor said after the game. 

The exchange happened after the Bengals didn't convert a fourth-and-goal from the two-yard line. 

"I don't know, I just kept telling him (Taylor) I was good," Collins said. "Just frustrated that we didn't get it in there. That was a big pivotal point in the game. We needed to put points on the board there and take the lead."

Collins continues to play through a back issue. He arguably played his best game of the season on Sunday in Baltimore, but the offense still struggled. 

They have to figured it out quick and things start with Joe Burrow and Taylor. 

"He's a hell of a coach," Collins said. "It's just one of those things. Emotions fly high. We lay it all on the line each and every play."

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