Former NFL quarterback Matt Ryan is set to join CBS Sports as an NFL analyst. Ryan’s 15-year career in the NFL saw him spend 14 seasons with the Atlanta Falcons, including an MVP award and a Super Bowl appearance. After spending the 2022 season with the Indianapolis Colts, Ryan was released by the team in March, freeing up $17 million in salary cap space. Despite this, Ryan has not retired from the NFL and will bring his experience and expertise to CBS Sports.
In his new role, Ryan will be serving as a studio and game analyst for select NFL ON CBS games, in addition to providing analysis for other programs including THE NFL TODAY, THAT OTHER PREGAME SHOW (TOPS), NFL MONDAY QB, and CBS Sports HQ. Ryan shared in a statement that he is “fortunate” to work with CBS Sports and “learn from the very best in the industry.”
CBS Sports executive producer Harold Bryant has expressed his excitement for Ryan’s addition to the team, stating that Ryan’s “winning an MVP award and taking his team to the Super Bowl” would enable him to provide “a fresh perspective to CBS Sports.”
Although Ryan struggled last year with the Colts, his track record speaks for itself. Ryan holds most of the Falcons’ key passing records and is amongst the NFL’s top 10 in career passing yards and touchdown passes. Ryan’s experience in the league can help him provide rare insights into the game, which will undoubtedly be valuable to CBS Sports.
Given Ryan’s impressive football career, it will be intriguing to see how he transitions from being on the field to working behind the camera. However, the emphasis on his potential contribution to CBS Sports and fresh perspectives will undoubtedly strike a chord with football fans worldwide. Regardless, it will be interesting to see Ryan back in action on the field in his new role as an NFL analyst and develop a new batch of fans.
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