I thought about the same thing.
I am not going to lie, Quinn brought a brand of defensive football to Dallas that has not been seen since Gene Stallings and Thurman's Thieves. It was very exciting and it won us some games we had no business winning.
But let's be completely honest, it was not a sustainable model for defensive football when it came to playing better teams.
Quinn could fuck up a Tommy DeVito or something, but when it came to powerhouse teams, we could not compete.
Hell, even fucking Josh Dobbs had his way with it.
The turnovers were always an issue with the D under Zimmer. In Minny, it was nothing in comparison to Quinn these last few years.
Maybe that is it. All I know is that this is not what I expected to be talking about a month ago.