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Reason or reasons?
This has to happen
Isn't that what they said about Shanny?
This is a great point actually. With Kiem and Kadbury gone it’s a win win already
That was Shanahan's fault, he kept passing the ball in the 2nd half, had he ran the ball they would be SB champs. Quinn should've stepped in & made him run the ball.
A defensive head coach whose defenses got worse every single year & never adjusted.
He's way above VJ, has VJ ever been the DC over a defense as good as "the legion of boom"? That was a rhetorical question btw lol. Trust me, I hate Seattle with all my might but that defense was elite. Dan Quinn also has the Dallas defense rolling. I'm not saying I want him as our HC, just posting the interview update. I will say I would rather have him over VJ any day of the week.
I think Shanny was the only reason Quinn ever had success in Atlanta.
Did you watch Quinn’s defense in the 2nd half?
I did but how many pick plays did NE get away with? If they would've kept feeding Freeman the ball it would've been over imo.
Freeman also whiffed a block than got Ryan sacked and pushed out of FG range. Total collapse by everyone.
To be fair, Atlanta had personnel blunder after personnel blunder. It's hard to win when they had little defensive talent and the offense started getting old quickly.
But we’re not giving Vance Joseph this same pass though. Dan Quinn seems to be an obviously better DC than HC.
McCoy is doing wonders with Trevor Lawrence. It's safe to say in hindsight, nobody was going to win with Rosen.
Good points. Regardless, including Peyton, who is hired (in his case it will be about 10%) a minimum of 30% of the group will not be satisfied. I feel the folks that surrounds the HC is a going to determine their success.
