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The Bow Tie Chronicles: A peek behind the Falcons’ virtual offseason curtain

FILE - In this July 27, 2017, file photo, Atlanta Falcons head coach Dan Quinn works with his defensive linemen during the first day of an NFL training camp football practice in Flowery Branch, Ga. Quinn knows this is an offseason unlike any other. Hes not shying away from that reality. But this is also a time that craves a bit of normality, so Quinn is dealing with plenty of familiar issues, including rookie camp, roster moves, position changes, and focusing on areas that need the most improvement.

Credit: AP Photo/John Bazemore, File

Credit: AP Photo/John Bazemore, File

FILE - In this July 27, 2017, file photo, Atlanta Falcons head coach Dan Quinn works with his defensive linemen during the first day of an NFL training camp football practice in Flowery Branch, Ga. Quinn knows this is an offseason unlike any other. Hes not shying away from that reality. But this is also a time that craves a bit of normality, so Quinn is dealing with plenty of familiar issues, including rookie camp, roster moves, position changes, and focusing on areas that need the most improvement.
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Updated May 13, 2020

In the 194th episode of The Bow Tie Chronicles podcast, Falcons coach Dan Quinn stops by to give us an update on how the virtual offseason program is going after four weeks and how they plan to get the rookies indoctrinated into the NFL. He also addresses new defensive end Charles Harris, competition for kicker Younghoe Koo and the potential joint practices with the Bills and Dolphins.

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