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How do you feel about Dan Quinn in Atlanta

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He's probably going to be their next coach. The last Seattle DC made it to Jax, and hasn't done anything (though Jax is terrible top to bottom), and from what I hear, Quinne is much better than Gus Bradley was.

 

I'm nervous. Going from Seattle's defense to Atlantas is like going from top tier steak to shitty McDonalds dollar menu burgers, but he has stonewalled the Panthers the past few years.

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He's very much an unknown. His defense is playing amazing but it's also stacked with a ridiculous amount of talent so who knows how he'll do when he's faced with having to build a D from the ground up.

 

He could be a good HC, he could flop horribly. I guess we'll see. Honestly though I don't think it will matter all that much as long as Atlanta keeps their dumb and dumber GM duo.

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Remember, Rivera was once the impressive defensive guru.

Not that great lol

Two straight top 10 D finishes? Not sure how you define success.

To get a top 10 finishnafter how this team started to being a top2 defense after cutting guys was quite remarkable.

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It's hard to say.

He's got a nice resume', but he also looks like one of those meathead Rob Lowe coordinators that are always highly sought after for jobs and then wash out because it just isnt for them.

So yeah.

There's also that whole matter of him being gifted the best Secondary in league history with a more than good front 7 in front of them.

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