New Delhi, Jan. 5 -- Bengals coach questions officiating decision after play is stopped during a critical moment to recognize Garrett's record-breaking sack
In a dramatic conclusion to what had already been a disappointing season, Zac Taylor unleashed sharp criticism against NFL officials for an unprecedented decision that brought his team's playoff hopes to a grinding halt. The controversy erupted during the final moments of the Bengals' season-ending clash against the Cleveland Browns, when referees made the unusual call to stop play entirely, allowing Browns defensive end Myles Garrett to celebrate breaking the NFL's single-season sack record.
The incident occurred with just 5:16 remaining in the fourth quarter of Saturday's game at ...
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