Matt Ryan is an NFL quarterback. He has played for the Atlanta Falcons since he entered the league in 2008. He has been selected to the Pro Bowl several times.

Since his rookie year in 2008, Ryan has lost to 29 of the league's 32 teams, and there's a chance that by the end of the 2022 season, he could become the first quarterback in NFL history to lose ...

Matt Ryan is not riding in on a shiny white horse to try to save the Jets. After Zach Wilson averaged 4.4 yards per attempt in a 15-10 loss to the Patriots on Sunday, the masses are starting to ...

Matt Ryan’s close relationship with Falcons owner Arthur Blank could lead to a role with the organization down the road. (Perry Knotts / Associated Press) ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Matt Ryan could have mentally checked out this season and on the Colts. He could have vented publicly, skewered the front office, taken dead aim at the owner, Jim Irsay, who ...

Ryan's new cap number for 2022 is $36,662,500 and his new base salary is $8.75 million. To do this, the Falcons added three voidable years from 2024-2026 totaling $9 million.

Ryan, the 14-year veteran, has quickly earned the respect of teammates and coaches, absorbed Reich’s offense and offered glimpses of just how different it might look in 2022.

Ryan rarely let it rip; that’ll come in the days and weeks that follow. From everything we saw in the spring, Ryan has plenty left. The ball had zip. His throws were on target.

Ryan knew if he was going to make a move at this stage of his career, it’d be with one aim in mind: to make a run at a championship. He wasn’t changing teams to go 7-10 and limp into retirement.