Bengals interested in Notre Dame's Al Golden

Notre Dame defensive coordinator Al Golden may leave for Bengals job
Notre Dame defensive coordinator Al Golden may have coached his last game with the Irish on Monday night. Golden is a top candidate to be the Bengals’ new defensive coordinator, according to NFL Network.
Report: Bengals Head Coach Zac Taylor 'Paused' Defensive Coordinator Search to Speak With Al Golden
Just moments after Notre Dame lost to Ohio State 34-23 in the National Championship Game, Mike Garafolo reported that Zac Taylor and the Bengals are eyeing Golden for their defensive coordinator job.
Notre Dame's Al Golden rises as Bengals' top DC target after national title loss
The Bengals watched the National Championship game closely for this reason: Notre Dame DC Al Golden, who they're targeting.
Sources: Cincinnati Bengals zero in on Notre Dame's Al Golden
ATLANTA -- Al Golden orchestrated a Notre Dame defense that ranked top 10 nationally across myriad categories and spurred the Fighting Irish's run to Monday night's College Football Playoff Championship.
Cincinnati Bengals Could Get Big News After National Championship Between Notre Dame, Ohio State
The Cincinnati Bengals will be closely watching the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Ohio State Buckeyes in the national championship for one key reason. This past season, the Bengals had a special year, though not a good year. Quarterback Joe Burrow played at an MVP level while Ja'Marr Chase was the NFL 's leading receiver.
Bengals interested in Notre Dame's Al Golden after loss to Ohio State | Report
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish lost Monday, but Al Golden is favored to be the Bengals' defensive coordinator this week.
Notre Dame Defensive Coordinator Al Golden Reportedly Eyeing NFL Return
Moments after the national championship ended, reports came out linking Al Golden to the Cincinnati Bengals DC job.
NFL news roundup: Notre Dame DC Al Golden emerging as top candidate for Bengals' DC role
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What Bengals fans should be looking for when watching Al Golden's defense for Notre Dame against Ohio State
Cincinnati Bengals fans will have an important purpose for watching tonight's College Football Playoff National Championship between Ohio State and Notre Dame. Yes, many fans have allegiances to either program and will already be watching with intensity this evening,

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