Tyler Allgeier, the Atlanta Falcons running back, acknowledges that he may need to play a supporting role to superstar Bijan Robinson. Both players are optimistic about their collaboration flourishing next season. Last season, Allgeier amassed 644 rushing yards and three touchdowns under coach Raheem Morris, demonstrating his potential as a secondary option in the backfield. With his rookie contract nearing its end, Allgeier emphasizes team success over personal accolades.

Looking ahead, Allgeier is hopeful about making a playoff push, aiming for a Super Bowl appearance. He noted the team's gradual improvements over the years, transitioning from a 7-10 record in his first two seasons to an 8-9 finish last year. Allgeier's impressive ranking among running backs, placing eighth in Pro Football Focus ratings, signals his growing influence within the Falcons' offense led by second-year quarterback Michael Penix Jr.