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Dan Quinn should have cut through the chaos on Sunday and told Jayden Daniels to spike the ball.
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00:00In the moment of the last minute of that game,
00:02is it chaotic on the field?
00:04Absolutely.
00:04But that is their duty to make sure they see through the chaos.
00:10The best soldiers are trained to get through the smoke
00:13and to get through the debris, and that is what their job is.
00:17I think what I'm saying is that's why there may be some people calling in
00:22saying, oh, the clock was froze or they don't have the timeout,
00:25just because some of that stuff did happen and did move.
00:27As far as Dan Quinn goes, as a head coach myself,
00:31I love how he's handling this.
00:33I mean, obviously, the bus has to stop with him.
00:35I would say the same thing.
00:37Obviously, my stakes aren't as high.
00:38However, the only thing that is concerning is that we always have to go back
00:44to this conversation of where it does end with him.
00:48One of my best friends is a longtime Falcons fan.
00:50He couldn't wait to dunk on me as soon as all that stuff happened after the game.
00:54I like Dan Quinn.
00:56I like the leader.
00:56I like the hoorah.
00:59It just does seem like we always have to go back to, well, this falls on me.
01:03And obviously, Coach, we know that.
01:05But after a while, I think that excuse runs a little bit short.
01:08And how many different people do we have in the coach's headset giving him numbers?
01:13Saying like, oh, well, you know, in this situation,
01:16there's 17% chance of going here.
01:18And in this situation, the numbers say there's a 13% chance of this.
01:21But sometimes I think that when you're in the...

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