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| ADAM BETTCHER AFP |
The Minnesota Vikings overcame a 33-0 deficit to defeat the Indianapolis Colts, inflicting yet another heartbreaking loss on the quarterback.
Despite the Minnesota Vikings and Indianapolis Colts having a significant first-half point differential, Matt Ryan lost another heartbreaking game in his professional career as the Lucas Oil Stadium team experienced the largest comeback in the league. NFL history by losing 36-39 at U.S. Bank Stadium after leading 33-0 at the break.
It's not the first time the 37-year-old quarterback has experienced a comeback of this kind; in Super Bowl LI, he participated in the victory of Tom Brady and the New England Patriots over the Atlanta Falcons (34-28), which was the biggest comeback in the history of the biggest game in the National Football League, after the Patriots took a 3-28 lead in the third quarter.
He had a major role in the debacle against Kirk Cousins' Vikings on Saturday because no club had ever lost after a disparity of more than 32 points. When the Space City team led 35-3 at halftime and lost 38-41 to the Buffalo Bills in the 1993 AFC wild-card game, the Houston Oilers' misfortune was overcome by the Indianapolis Colts.
Matt Ryan witnessed how in 2017, at NRG Stadium in Houston, his team was vanquished by what is widely regarded as the greatest player in NFL history, but he now lost to Kirk Cousins nearly six years after losing in the Super Bowl. The record somersaults required additional time in both games.
Joe Montana experienced the biggest comeback throughout the regular season.
Joe Montana, who made history with the San Francisco 49ers but was also the victim of what is still regarded as the greatest comeback in regular season history against the New Orleans Saints in 1980, is another quarterback being considered for the NFL podium.
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