Coach Zac Taylor’s 4,069sqft Home

When the Bengals enticed the then-35-year-old Taylor away from the Los Angeles Rams in 2019, the storm clouds began to split. Taylor had been an assistant coach on the Rams’ staff for a few seasons and was regarded as a quarterback guru.

When he was hired by Cincy in February 2019, he wasted no time in looking for a place to reside. He purchased a gorgeous four-bedroom home in the Mount Lookout area in April for $1.55 million, the amount it was advertised for in January.

Sarah, Zac’s wife, revealed that there is a touch of football throughout the entire home, such as a glass jar with game tickets and a Plexiglas case with football memorabilia – which Sarah says they use as a coffee table and where the kids eat their cereal for morning most of the time.

Sarah is always overseeing Zac’s home team. Brooks, their eldest kid, is also a football fan. He claims his father advises him on his fantasy football squad, such as who is hurt and who should play. Tee Higgins is the top player for Brooks.

The 4,069-square-foot home was built in 2015 and advertised as “much larger than it looks.” Hardwood floors throughout and a huge, level garden with a spacious patio are highlights.

Sarah has always been interested in football. Her father, veteran Packers head coach Mike Sherman, raised her. She also met Zac on the football field while he was playing for the Nebraska Cornhuskers, and she was a a graduate assistant.