The Oscars week is here, the best movies will be awarded at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, California, and also this week the Indianapolis Colts have negotiated with the Atlanta Falcons to take Matt Ryan, a loyal soldier who spent 14 years as the franchise quarterback of this organization.
That’s when we set out to show how the Matt Ryan transfer story has a connection to one of the best movies that didn’t win an Oscar: Saving Private Ryan.
Saving Private Ryan = The Career of Matt Ryan
The first thing we can say is the obvious and the self-evident, the name, Saving Private Ryan and quarterback Matt Ryan.
The second thing is that the “saving someone” part has a lot to do with the Boston College graduate’s declining career and that he will have a second wind in a team like the Colts that has one of the best rosters in the NFL.
1999 Oscars = Super Bowl LI
On the other hand, one of the biggest surprises in the history of the Oscars was precisely when in 1999 Shakespeare In Love won the statuette for Best Picture over Saving Private Ryan, it is also impossible to forget how the New England Patriots, down 28-3 in the Super Bowl LI, achieved the greatest comeback in the history of this type of game and left without a Vince Lombardi Trophy the Falcons of Matt Ryan who, however, took that 2016 regular season MVP award by brilliantly directing his offense, just as Steven Spielberg took the Oscar for Best Director for that movie in 1999.
Finally, speaking of the home of the Oscars, Los Angeles, we must remember how last year, the Rams acquired veteran Matthew Stafford, rescued his declining career and was the key piece to win the last Super Bowl, they say that second parts were never good, but the Colts with Matt Ryan are looking for this rehash to be equal or better than the original story.
Marca
