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When it came to deciding on where to play in 2024, Kirk Cousins trusted his gut. The money — $45 million per year through 2027 — likely didn’t hurt, either, but Cousins’ move south was about feel, and he sure felt good when considering where he might end his career: Atlanta. “I think in Minnesota, it…