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We never wanted to believe it. I’ve spent years convincing myself that Matt Ryan told Mohamed Sanu to “get tucking set.” I wanted to believe my quarterback was as pure as the fresh snow. Like a man who truly thinks this joke was both funny enough and good enough to do in front of the Hard Knock cameras. A man who has never once given an interesting answer at a press conference.
It was all lies.
Oh pickles! An f word that isn’t fungus? Boy, I sure was flummoxed when Austin Hooper was offsides. Ito Smith appeared entirely uncovered, and certainly had a shot at a huge gain if not a touchdown. I was so frustrated I almost screamed out boy oh boy!
But swearing? Out of Ryan? Well I’ll be a monkey’s uncle. Apparently this poppycock has happened before, per his former college teammate Will Blackmon.
Just so y’all know Matt Ryan has been cussing’ people out like this since he was a sophomore at BC.
— Will Blackmon (@WillBlackmon) October 23, 2018
In 2005 I once seen him blitz on our entire coaching staff for being late with a play call forcing Matt to call a timeout.
I was in the huddle like : pic.twitter.com/BuUSnuodvf
Doggone it! It’s as if we never actually knew our quarterback. And jumpin’ crocodiles, I can’t believe his coaches would put up with such mumbo jumbo. It’s as if Ryan thinks people will think he’s cool if he uses this sort of balderdash. I can’t help but to feel like Garth in Anchorman who just can’t deal with this flimflam. Lets hope Ryan can watch his mouth for those of us who just like nice, clean, violent football.