In the wake of his off-season transition to the Atlanta Falcons, Calais Campbell, an All-Pro defensive lineman, has been thoroughly impressed by the team's newly appointed defensive coordinator, Ryan Nielsen.
"He's a very impressive guy," Campbell said. "Loves ball. He's very particular about technique and how to be successful because he's studied it and he's had a lot of success. I think that's going to allow us to really improve. He has a lot of weapons at his disposal, and I feel our defense will be really good this year."
Additionally, Campbell praised Nielsen's organizational skills, acknowledging their positive impact on the team.
"I really appreciate the structure of our practice sessions and the way we approach things," Campbell remarked. "It creates an environment where we can all enhance our skills and collaborate effectively. We put in the hard work, but it's done efficiently, focusing on quality. I'm genuinely thrilled about what this year holds for us."
Speaking highly of the coaching staff, Campbell expressed his confidence in the game plans that will be implemented, highlighting their alignment with the Falcons' scheme and the enjoyment he derives from the competitive nature of the game.
Campbell stated, "The coaching staff is great. I feel like the game plans are going to be really good based off our scheme, and it's fun to go out and compete."
With 15 years of experience in the league, Campbell's extensive tenure has provided him with a deep understanding of what defines a strong coaching staff. Campbell's resounding endorsement of Nielsen should serve as an encouraging sign for the Falcons.
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