atlantacowboy
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A reason why I believe Quinn came so cheap in this trade was because of health concerns – primarily his previous back issues that caused his decline in production with the Rams.
And I dunno how much figured into the Fins going to a 3-4 scheme that didn’t seem to suit quinn play either.
For a player that once compiled 19 sacks in a single season (with the Rams) it’s amazing how we acquired him so cheaply.
Cowboys obviously did their due diligence with his character and medical issue. And it was clearly a low risk/high reward that seems to have paid off big time in the early goings.
Imo, contrary to opinions I don’t think Dlaw has anything to do with the success coming from Quinn.
Law not getting double team near as much as people want to give the excuse as such.
What I do believe is out of the gate for the season.. Dlaw seems to have been slowed by lengthy recovery and long layoff, to hopefully there isn’t any lingering effect from post surgery and it doesn’t help
And a very recent bone bruise injury to his leg is making matters more difficult.
But what I’m hoping to see is as the season goes on to this 5th game is , DLaw gradually seems to getting a bit more effective in getting off one on one blocks and he’s showing up
a bit more into the backfield, not quite yet there in ’18 form
DLAW lead the league in double team blocks going into the Saints game. That is not a belief. It is a statistical fact. Quinn is a good player. When teams can't double team him b/c the guy on the other side is getting all the attention, he becomes a great player.