Updated Jan 17, 2013 - 5:29 pm
Seahawks can expect seamless transition with Quinn
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Listen: Sando thinks Quinn made perfect sense for Seahawks
By 710Sports.com staff
Mike Sando of ESPN.com joins "The Huddle" to discuss the Seahawks' decision to hire Dan Quinn as defensive coordinator after Gus Bradley left for Jacksonville.
Dan Quinn says toughness, effort and takeaways will be hallmarks of the Seahawks defense he has been hired to oversee.
Quinn joined Bob Stelton and Dave Wyman on Thursday shortly after he was named the Seahawks' new defensive coordinator. He also said Seattle's defense will be "multiple ... with different fronts."
In the video below, Stelton and Wyman discuss what that means and why the transition should be a smooth one for the Seahawks.
You can listen to Thursday's podcast here.
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