The Falcons held a virtual team meeting Monday on what would have been the first day of the offseason training program.
Falcons coach Dan Quinn requires that players have their cameras turned on so the players will not get to hide behind their icons.
He said the team will focus on customized learning when teaching and count on the players to motivate one another during their workouts.
“We have really good coaches and a coaching staff that is really adapt at pressing and holding these players accountable during the virtual time,” general manager Thomas Dimitroff said. “I understand that it’s not mandatory, but I do understand that we have a lot of players champing at the bit to learn.”
AJC’s 2020 POSITION BY POSITION DRAFT SERIES
Quarterbacks: Joe Burrow leads class | Top 10
Running backs: Cam Akers' life lesson | Top 10
Tight ends: Harrison Bryant top prospect | Top 10
Guards/Centers: Solomon Kindley a late-rounder | Top 10
Offensive tackles: Austin Jackson's life lesson | Top 10
Wide receivers: Jeudy or Lamb | Top 10
Defensive tackles: Brown, Kinlaw stand out | Top 10
Defensive ends: A 'generational' talent | Top 10
Linebackers: Simmons a position-less LB | Top 10
Safeties: Loaded with Georgia talent | Top 10
Special teams: Georgia kicker-centered | Returner with flash | Top 10
Cornerbacks: Jeff Okudah a lockdown CB | Top 10
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