Ex-Falcons QB Matt Ryan Boldly Teases a Tom Brady Comeback: 'I Think He Could'

Matt Ryan has zero animosity toward Tom Brady for stealing a Super Bowl ring under his nose. That was nine years ago, and both players are happily enjoying retirement life.

Ryan leads a quiet life as a family man with his wife, Sarah, and three kids, occasionally attending celebrity events such as the American Century Celebrity Golf Tournament in Lake Tahoe. At the event, Ryan caught up with Dan Patrick for a chat on his show.

Patrick asked Ryan whether Brady can still play football even though he’s turning 48 this year.

I think he could… The way he takes care of himself, he looks more fit now than he’s ever been.

Matt Ryan told Patrick

It will be incredible to see veteran Brady rubbing shoulders with Caleb Williams, CJ Stroud, Jayden Daniels, and Shedeur Sanders. But can he still sling it? Or to be blunt, will Brady’s pocket passing skills work in an era when coaches prefer a more mobile quarterback, aside from having the awareness of a field general?

I think the style with which [Tom Brady] played leads to being able to play longer. Not moving around, not having to run and do all those different things. Because he can still throw it, he could still spin it at the end.

Ryan does make a good point. Brady played deep into his 40s. He signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and won his seventh ring at the age of 41.

Recent photographs from Brady’s trip to Ibiza proved that the TB12 diet has helped him stay in great shape. But will he ever suit up again? Perhaps not. He signed up to be the face of FOX Sports broadcasts for the next decade and is a part-owner of the Las Vegas Raiders.

Former quarterback alleges Tom Brady is hiding a beauty secret from his fans

Ryan praised Brady’s toned physique and skills on the ball, but he missed an important aspect that completes a man’s appearance—his hair. That’s right. There’s a conspiracy that Brady, a talented quarterback, wasn’t born with gifted hair genes like HOF Terry Bradshaw.