With the NFL draft mere hours away, I find myself thinking about times when the Miami Dolphins have been in a prime position to select players that would change the course of their franchise.
As Julio Jones rattled through the names and teams who helped shape his journey to being the Atlanta Falcons' all-time leading receiver, no figure received more gratitude than his long-time quarterback, Matt Ryan.
Although we are still in a ring-counting culture, wins are a flawed quarterback measurement tool. Sometimes, great QB seasons do not produce deep playoff runs.
The Falcons and Saints haven’t been very good since Matt Ryan and Drew Brees left town. But the rivalry between the two organizations remains strong, and new Saints head coach Kellen Moore is well aware of who New Orleans wants to beat the most, poking fun at the Falcons in his introductory press conference.
In the game of football, there are many sights to behold; A running back lowering his shoulder right before burying a defender on the ground, a tight end
Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan was minutes away from topping off an incredible 2016 season. One of the best from a quarterback in history. He won the 2016 league MVP and entered the Super Bowl with seven touchdowns and zero interceptions in two playoff games.
Super Bowl LIX may conclude with a historic NFL feat as the Kansas City Chiefs pursue their third straight title. If the Chiefs win on Feb. 9 at the Superdome
The former quarterback for Atlanta and Indianapolis still has hopes for this Bengals squad. On Sunday morning, before the Cincinnati Bengals faced the Cleveland Browns in Cleveland, Matt Ryan talked with his new colleagues about the possibility of the Bengals making a playoff run.
Tune in to get Matt Ryan’s take on his former team. It’s been fun to watch Matt Ryan make the transition from quarterback to analyst, and I think he’s been great at it.
FEB 5 MATT RYAN WORKING SUPER BOWL For the first time in seven years, Matt Ryan will be back at the Super Bowl. According to D. Orlando Ledbetter of the AJC, Ryan is set to be part of the CBS broadcast for the Super Bowl on Sunday between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers in Las Vegas.
Following the season-ending injury suffered by Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers on Monday night, the internet went bonkers with speculation that Tom Brady, the G.O.A.T, would come out of retirement to replace him.