Bijan Robinson, the Falcons running back, has been sidelined from offseason practices due to an ankle injury. However, head coach Raheem Morris expressed optimism on Tuesday that Robinson will be ready to participate in the team’s mandatory minicamp in June.
During his press conference on Tuesday, Morris shared his positive outlook on Robinson’s recovery. He stated that he believes the young running back will be able to showcase some progress and movements during the veteran minicamp. Morris noted that Robinson has been in good spirits and is actively engaged in learning the game both physically and mentally.
Morris also highlighted Robinson’s infectious positive attitude, calling him a player who always brings a smile to everyone’s face. He expressed confidence in Robinson’s readiness for the upcoming minicamp and looks forward to seeing him in action during training camp.
As a key player in Atlanta’s offense, Robinson is expected to make a significant impact in Morris’ first season as head coach. Despite being a rookie last year, Robinson had an impressive 1,463 yards from scrimmage and scored eight touchdowns. With his potential and dedication to learning, Robinson is poised to play a vital role for the Falcons in the upcoming season.
