Few players in the NFL have the ability to break a game like star running back Bijan Robinson of the Atlanta Falcons, formerly of the
Texas Longhorns. Robinson has the ability to take control of a game at any moment and make an impact play out of seemingly
insignificant plays. And Zac Robinson, the new offensive coordinator for the Falcons, says he is ecstatic to work with a player like that.
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When I was with the Rams in 2022, I watched Bijan play (at Texas).” Robinson claimed. “Bijan’s total offensive yardage was roughly
180. Every time he made contact with the football, it appeared as though something positive might occur. I had never seen him before,
till then.”
“When I saw him perform live up close, I thought, ‘This guy is unbelievable.'” Then, as you watch him closely throughout the draft, you
begin to see what a unique player he is. There’s so much he can do with the ball in his hands. He is capable of anything. That is what
makes you giddy.” In his rookie campaign, Robinson displayed all of that and more, concluding with 1,463 total yards from scrimmage
(976 rushing, 487 receiving) and eight touchdowns overall.
Robinson also became a confirmed NFL star by the end of his first season, placing him in the running for the NFL Offensive first of the
Year Award. But as far as his offensive coordinator is concerned, Robinson’s unique qualities as a person and a player come from more
than simply his abilities on the field.
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“Just getting to talk to him the other day, what a great guy,” remarked Robinson. “Even though we still have a few months to go, I can’t
stop getting chills thinking about it. I’m excited to work with someone like Bijan.”
When the Falcons are allowed to start their offseason workouts on April 1, the two Robinsons will start working together.
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