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Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan: Running back Guerley will be a great fit for the team

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The outbreak prevented players who did not need to recover from injury from training on the team's base. Both off-season team training and mandatory mini training camps were replaced by online meetings and training organized by players themselves.


For teammates who have worked together for a long time, the lost time may not have much impact. But for players who have recently joined the team, the inability to participate in team training makes it difficult for them to establish a tacit understanding with their new teammates.


But for the Atlanta Falcons new running back Todd Gurley (Todd Gurley) is clearly not the case.


Quarterback Matt Ryan told ESPN this week that he and Guley have recently trained with other Falcon veterans and newcomers in Southern California. The two are already very familiar with each other.


"I trained with Todd and he is great," Lane said. "A really good player. He works hard. He is super smart. What I told him one day, he finished the next day. I am really impressed with his ability to keep information in mind. You don’t have to tell him two Times. He remembered it all."


Guerley, who was cut by the Los Angeles Rams during the offseason this year, signed with the Falcons for a year in March. He and Lane and others trained in California. It was also the first time any Falcon member saw the latter. After all, Guerley has not yet received a medical examination from the team.


Guerley has been suffering from knee injuries since the end of the 2018 season, and he will continue to face doubts about his health during the offseason.


Ryan believes that Guerley will soon cooperate with his teammates on the training ground. "I think he will be very suitable for us," he said. "I'm glad we signed him."


When the team coach can return to the team's base, the player still cannot return unless the injury is recovered. This means that in the near future, Ryan and Guerley can still only train on their own, while Falcon players who have not participated in training can only believe their descriptions.

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