Free-agent star running back Todd Gurley of the Los Angeles Rams could be on his way out of the City of Angels, but this recent quote from the three-time Pro-Bowler may pique Rams fans' interest in Gurley returning in 2020.

Per Rich Hammond of The Athletic via Rams Wire:

“It just depends on what the conversation is about,” [Gurley] told The Athletic. “I’m more of a guy where, if there ain’t nothing to talk about, then there ain’t nothing to talk about. But if we’ve got something to talk about, then we can talk. That’s kind of my perspective. Coach got my number. Coach got my number.

“Like we said, football is a business, so anything can happen, but you’ve got to understand it as a player and not take it personally,” he added. “You take it personally to a certain extent, but you also be grateful for whatever opportunity you’ve got. I know it sounds cliche, but you literally just control what you can control. As long as my teammates know who I am as a person and stuff like that, I don’t really care about what other people think. The ones that know, know. All that stuff sounds cliche, but that’s kind of how it is.”

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Gurley, 25, had a polarizing 2019 campaign with the Rams. In his fifth season with the former St. Louis franchise, he rushed for just 857 yards for 12 touchdowns in 15 games. This came a year removed from back-to-back seasons with 1,200-plus yards on the ground as the Rams continue to build a pass-first offense around former first-overall pick quarterback Jared Goff.

After losing the spotlight in Los Angeles, perhaps Gurley sees his window of opportunity to leave town as a free agent.