Matt Ryan's Record Against Every NFL Team

It’s the end of an era, as the Atlanta Falcons bid adieu to quarterback Matt Ryan after a March trade sent him packing to Indianapolis to begin a new chapter with the Colts.

The 37-year-old spent all 14 years of his pro career with the Falcons after being selected third overall in the 2008 draft. In that time, he set a new bar for passing statistics within the franchise. His 120 wins, 59,735 yards passing, 367 touchdowns, and 222 games are all Falcons records by significant margins, with Steve Bartkowski second in each category. 

Ryan’s completion percentage of 65.5 is also the highest of any Atlanta quarterback with at least 164 attempts (a list that spans 24 names). The only thing the 2016 MVP didn’t accomplish during his storied tenure is winning a Super Bowl, though he came oh-so-close.

Despite the resume — and joining a team built to win now — Ryan isn’t among the betting favorites in the latest NFL MVP odds as he’s listed at +3,500, which is behind the likes of Derek Carr. And he’s bringing his experience and expertise to the table in Indy:

This is a good look at Matt Ryan’s camp so far — he’s **always** coaching up the young WRs/TEs. (Also you gotta respect a guy who can hit a 2 iron)pic.twitter.com/Y9trOdtzyR

— Zak Keefer (@zkeefer) August 10, 2022

Let’s dive into Matty Ice’s successes and failures against the teams he knows best.

Team
Ryan’s regular season record
Ryan’s postseason record
Arizona Cardinals5-20-1
Atlanta FalconsN/AN/A
Baltimore Ravens1-2N/A
Buffalo Bills2-2N/A
Carolina Panthers18-10N/A
Chicago Bears3-3N/A
Cincinnati Bengals1-2N/A
Cleveland Browns1-2N/A
Dallas Cowboys3-5N/A
Denver Broncos4-1N/A
Detroit Lions5-2N/A
Green Bay Packers4-51-1
Houston Texans1-2-1N/A
Indianapolis Colts1-2N/A
Jacksonville Jaguars5-1N/A
Kansas City Chiefs3-2N/A
Las Vegas Raiders5-0N/A
Los Angeles Chargers2-2N/A
Los Angeles Rams4-11-0
Miami Dolphins2-2N/A
Minnesota Vikings3-5N/A
New England Patriots0-40-1
New Orleans Saints10-17N/A
New York Giants4-20-1
New York Jets3-1N/A
Philadelphia Eagles4-60-1
Pittsburgh Steelers0-4N/A
San Francisco 49ers4-30-1
Seattle Seahawks3-32-0
Tampa Bay Buccaneers16-12N/A
Tennessee Titans2-3N/A
Washington Commanders5-1N/A

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