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Jalen Ramsey on Matt Ryan: ‘I think Matt Ryan is overrated’

Quarterback Matt Ryan (2) looks up at fans during open practice at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Sunday, July 29, 2018, in Atlanta.

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Quarterback Matt Ryan (2) looks up at fans during open practice at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Sunday, July 29, 2018, in Atlanta.
By Maghen Moore
Aug 15, 2018

Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Jalen Ramsey had a lot to say about NFL quarterbacks during an interview with GQ that was released Wednesday.

The cornerback called Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan “overrated.”

“How do you win MVP, and then your coach leave, and you have a terrible year?” Ramsey said in the interview. “He still has Julio Jones. It just doesn't make sense to me.”

The Falcons and Jaguars play on Saturday, Aug. 25, as part of the NFL preseason.

The entire piece with Jalen Ramsey can be found on the GQ website.

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