Bengals' Taylor delivers a game ball to local bar

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Cincinnati coach Zac Taylor didn't just want his Bengals to celebrate after their overdue playoff victory over the Raiders. He went to a local bar to deliver a game ball to a more-than-welcoming crowd of fans Saturday night.

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