One of the favorite things Falcons fans do is to debate Matt Ryan with two completely polarized views-he was washed, or he was the only reason the Falcons won the game. As with anything, the truth is somewhere in the middle. His defenders are more likely to point to the mediocre roster of the Falcons, but critics point out that the other direction in which Ryan has not changed direction is equally effective. I think there is still some gasoline left in Ryan's tank. However, this is nowhere near the number required to bring this level of personnel into the playoffs.

Therefore, when the Hall of Fame quarterback tweeted that Ryan's confusing interpretations and decisions after a big ball shot frustrated him, it would cause a rift among fans. Some of them dared to tell Kurt Warner, one of the great men, that he has no legitimacy without evidence-what a crazy point of view. Naturally, Warner posted a 25-minute movie review on Twitter, reviewing Ryan's performance against the Buccaneers.

Few QB makes me watch a movie more frustratingly than #MattRyan... He has shot so many big shots, but just as much confusing reading and decisions! ! ! I don’t know how to do it...I don’t know how it is possible, but every week? ? ? ?

— Kurt Warner (@kurt13warner), December 6, 2021

I like this week’s enthusiastic conversation about #MattRyan and all fans... I might get lost a lot in the translation on Twitter, so this is my breakdown of #StudyBall for my confusion... @QBConfidential came to me after reading it Thoughts! https://t.co/xQXYI5kzbX

— Kurt Warner (@kurt13warner) December 9, 2021

Unfortunately, for Falcon fans, Warner's analysis is fair. He doesn't have a dog fighting; if there is, he likes Ryan and wants him to succeed. However, the Super Bowl champion quarterback pointed to several problematic decisions made by the long-time Atlanta quarterback. Warner emphasized that Ryan is a very good quarterback with a problem with the offensive line and that he does not have the perimeter talents he had in the past; however, his main complaint against Ryan is his eyes and release time.

Warner has gone through a dozen plays-some are not good, some are good. He pointed to the correct and timely progress that Ryan had made in several games, and then showed the exact opposite, that is, Ryan tried to make correct readings quickly. Reading reviews will make you understand football better, you should read them. My conclusion is that talent is not necessarily the cause of these problems.

Of course, the offensive line and wide receiver space can be upgraded, but Ryan's familiarity with Arthur Smith's offense is a more important reason for the struggle. This seasoned quarterback fought Kyle Shanahan’s offense in the first year of the system, but he has the ultimate safety of Julio Jones, and Kyle Pitts is not the one yet. people. As Ryan becomes more familiar with Smith's system, these psychological errors and judgments should diminish, as they did under Shanahan.

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