Zac Robinson, who recently started his first week of work in Atlanta, remarked that he was only hoping he would remember his computer’s login credentials.
Although Robinson, the newly hired offensive coordinator for the Falcons, is aware of this, he and head coach Raheem Morris are still open to discussing who will start at quarterback this autumn.
Desmond Ridder started 13 games last season, Taylor Heinicke started the remaining four, and Logan Woodside played a few snaps in the season finale. Atlanta has three quarterbacks on its roster.
During his inaugural press conference on Wednesday, Robinson put a stop to the expectation that the Falcons will go elsewhere for their next starter.
Robinson stated, “We’re evaluating all of the guys that are here.” “So, Taylor and Desmond, we’re looking at those guys – all options are on the table.”
Robinson mentioned that he had a quick talk with Ridder, who last season completed 64.2% of his passes for 2,836 yards, 12 touchdowns, and 12 interceptions. However, he did not go into greater detail about what was discussed.
“I’ll keep that under wraps for right now, but I’m excited to watch a little bit more of Des,” Robinson stated. I must admit that I haven’t seen much thus far. I’m still sort of figuring things out there. Establishing a connection with each of those people will undoubtedly be very beneficial. I’m excited to carry that out.”
After labeling the quarterback play of the previous season as “deficient” on January 8, Falcons owner Arthur Blank reaffirmed his stance upon signing Morris, stating that every applicant he spoke with felt there was room for improvement at the quarterback position.
