Bengals coach Zac Taylor goes hunting for Spain’s World Cup trophy ahead of NFL game in Madrid
Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor went searching for Spain's World Cup trophy during the team's visit to Madrid for their NFL game against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday. Taylor had inquired about the trophy's whereabouts before the game, which was not currently in Madrid but traveling across the country. The Bengals practiced at the Spanish national team's facilities, while the Falcons practiced at Real Madrid's training complex.
Taylor expressed his interest in both Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid, stating he had a "tie" between the two teams. The seven NFL games outside the United States this season, including Sunday's match, mark a record for the league.
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