Article By General Peppers on 19th August, 2009
The word savior has become common hyperbole in sports circles, right up there with war metaphors and pop culture references.
Anytime one man improves a team, we grant him the title of a savior and heap praise upon him like a Meryl Streep movie at the Academy Awards.
Matt Ryan was not a savior. The Atlanta Falcons reconstructed the entire coaching staff and management, signed a great running back, upgraded the offensive line, and Matt Ryan being a great quarterback became icing on the red and black cake.
Ghandi was a savior.
Heracles was a savior.
The guy who simultaneously convinces Al Davis and David Sterling to retire is a savior.
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