5 takeaways from Falcons DC Ryan Nielsen's introductory presser




 

The Atlanta Falcons introduced defensive coordinator Ryan Nielsen on Monday. The former Saints assistant previously served as defensive line coach and co-defensive coordinator in New Orleans.

Falcons fans have been wondering what kind of defense Nielsen will implement in Atlanta, and they finally got some answers Monday. Here are five takeaways from Nielsen's press conference.

Nielsen won't blow everything up and start over

Nielsen feels he aligns well with Smith, Fontenot

Nielsen on his defensive philosophy

Nielsen wants to build upon Falcons' foundation

Nielsen believes coaches should adapt to personnel

Watch Nielsen's full press conference

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Story originally appeared on Falcons Wire

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