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Falcons announce several changes to coaching staff - Vimarsana News

Falcons announce several changes to coaching staff

The Atlanta Falcons have announced a plethora of changes to head coach Arthur Smith’s staff in a further restructuring of his assistants after a fifth straight losing season. Most notably, Steve Jackson will take over as secondary coach, while David Huxtable has been hired as a senior defensive assistant after spending 40 years at the collegiate level. Jackson and Huxtable will work under new defensive coordinator Ryan Nielsen, who was hired away from the rival New Orleans Saints last month after the retirement of Dean Pees. Three assistants were not retained by Smith after a 7-10 season.

Falcons Announce Several Coaching Staff Changes Before NFL Combine - Vimarsana News

Falcons Announce Several Coaching Staff Changes Before NFL Combine

The Atlanta Falcons' coaching staff is beginning to take shape - but not every vacancy has been filled.

The Heroes: Marshall Fire - Firefighters - Yellow Scene Magazine - Vimarsana News

The Heroes: Marshall Fire - Firefighters - Yellow Scene Magazine

  After the last two years of intense stress for Americans and the world, we had decided this year’s covers would be ‘The Heroes.’ We want to

80027 Strong But Stronger Together | Marshall Fire - Yellow Scene Magazine - Vimarsana News

80027 Strong But Stronger Together | Marshall Fire - Yellow Scene Magazine

A comprehensive list of resources from the government and community, essays, and images from the Marshall Fire.

How a changing climate is making wildfires even worse - Vimarsana News

How a changing climate is making wildfires even worse

Over the last several decades, extreme droughts are leading to longer wildfire seasons.

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