Atlanta Falcons center Ryan Neuzil’s wife, Allie, didn’t hold back this week as she vented on TikTok about the criticism her husband gets on game days.
In a video posted Sunday, Allie said that every week she goes onto X and sees people posting about Ryan Neuzil. She added that she knows she can’t answer back the way she wants to.
As she put it, “I have a confession to make as a WAG, and that is that every game day I will get on Twitter and search my husband’s name and see what dumba**, idiot, worthless, stupid piece of s**t, unrespectable, f*t, ugly, dumb losers are tweeting negatively about him," she said in the video.
Allie said the constant backlash from fans has worn on her, and she described it as disrespectful for supporters to target players that way.
Ryan Neuzil has been with the Falcons since signing with the team after going undrafted in 2021. In May 2025, he agreed to a two-year contract worth $9.5 million.
The couple also recently marked a major milestone in their personal life. In July, Ryan and Allie Neuzil celebrated their first wedding anniversary, and she marked the occasion with an Instagram post featuring a series of photos from the celebration.
The anniversary outing included a date night and a special dessert, along with snapshots from their first year together. Allie wrote, "365 days of marriage maxxing with twin 🤞🏻," in the post.
Ryan and Allie got engaged in March 2025 while vacationing in Maui, Hawaii. They were married in July 2025 at the Suga rloaf Country Club in Duluth, Georgia.
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