Matt Ryan, Indianapolis Colt suffered their seventh loss of the 2022-23 season after their most recent defeat against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Monday night. This was the team’s second loss under interim coach Jeff Saturday.
In a hard-fought game where Colts seemed to have taken a brief lead as well, it was an abomination of a first half in which the Colts netted zero first-quarter yards, just 71 total via the two quarters, including a 36-yard passing from Ryan.
Indianapolis Colts Quarterback Matt Ryan even admitted to how frustrating it is to witness his team drop games week-after-week-after-week. To those who missed the live action, Matt Ryan, himself wasn’t at his best as his poor first half play and ability to hold up the play did hamper his team’s trajectory.
Jeff Saturday even acknowledged how Indy has no other option as their QB so Matt Ryan will be starting in the upcoming games as well. “We’re going to keep moving forward, keep pressing forward with what we got. I tell the guys in the locker room, we’ve got the players in the locker room to do it,” Jeff Said. “We’ve got the plays to do it. We gotta figure out how to execute in moments that matter. That’s really what we have to focus in on and hone in on.”
“It’s frustrating. There’s no doubt about it,” Colts quarterback Matt Ryan said after the loss as per NFL. “It’s one thing one week, it’s another thing another week, it’s another thing another week, and that part has been frustrating for sure. I think all of us in the building feel that way and are disappointed with where we’re at.”
What’s even worse, despite lackluster and inconsistent plays throughout the course of four quarter, Indianapolis Colts still had a chance to seal the game, that too in primetime. Instead, they dropped the ball, again.
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