Defensive co-ordinator Greg Quick in third stint with Toronto Argonauts
Greg Quick has returned to the Toronto Argonauts as their defensive co-ordinator, marking his third stint with the team. With over four decades of coaching experience, Quick aims to improve the Argonauts' defensive performance after a challenging previous season. He emphasizes the importance of competition and maximizing player capabilities as the team prepares for the upcoming season.
- ▪Greg Quick has been involved in football coaching since 1979 and has held various positions at different levels.
- ▪He previously coached with the Argonauts in 2010-11 and again in 2018, and recently joined after a tenure with the Montreal Alouettes.
- ▪Last season, the Argonauts' defense struggled, allowing the most offensive touchdowns and points per game in the CFL.
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Open this photo in gallery:Toronto Argonauts defensive co-ordinator Greg Quick seen at practice in this undated photo. Greg Quick is in his third tenure with the Toronto Argonauts.Toronto Argonauts/The Canadian PressShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountGreg Quick is the definition of a football lifer.He played centre at Ohio’s Baldwin-Wallace College before entering the coaching ranks in 1979 at Emporia State University in Kansas. In a career that’s spanned four-plus decades at the high school, NCAA and Canadian professional levels, Quick has held numerous coaching positions -- on both sides of the ball -- and administrative roles, including the CFL’s first-ever director of global scouting in 2019.Quick is in his third stint with the Toronto…
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