#logan-ryan

#logan-ryan

Logan Ryan announced his retirement from the NFL after a successful 11-year career, with the Super Bowl LVIII being his final game.

Ryan's unexpected return to the NFL with the San Francisco 49ers last season led to him ending his career on a high note.

Logan Ryan, former New England Patriots cornerback, has retired from the NFL.

Ryan played for multiple teams during his career, transitioning from cornerback to safety at one point.

The San Francisco 49ers' defense relied on a key play from veteran defensive back Logan Ryan to secure their win in the NFC Championship Game.

Ryan successfully sold a man-to-man coverage disguise, throwing off the timing of the Detroit Lions' route and forcing an incomplete pass.

Three former Rutgers players will be participating in Super Bowl LVIII: one from the Kansas City Chiefs and two from the San Francisco 49ers.

Isiah Pacheco, a running back for the Chiefs, has had an impactful career so far and will be a critical player in the Super Bowl.

The San Francisco 49ers' defense relied on a key play by defensive back Logan Ryan to secure their victory in the NFC Championship Game.

Ryan's press coverage disrupted the timing of the play and led to an incomplete pass, ultimately sealing the 49ers' win.

49ers rookie safety Ji'Ayir Brown was inactive for the team's final two games of the regular season and did not play in the playoff matchup against the Packers.

Head coach Kyle Shanahan explained that the decision to start veteran Logan Ryan over Brown was based on Brown's lack of game time and the team's desire to ease him back after an injury.

Linebacker Dre Greenlaw and safety Logan Ryan returned to practice for the San Francisco 49ers after being sidelined due to injuries.

Defensive tackle Arik Armstead is expected to play in the upcoming playoff game, while defensive end Clelin Ferrell continues to miss practice with a knee injury.

Logan Ryan has provided much-needed depth to the 49ers' secondary after suffering injuries at the safety position.

Ryan has impressed with his performance as a backup and as a starter, playing at a high level throughout his career.

Logan Ryan is set to make his first start for the San Francisco 49ers in Week 17 due to injuries in the secondary.

The 49ers targeted Ryan as a veteran presence at safety after injuries to other players in the position.

The 49ers' secondary has evolved throughout the season with key additions.

Defensive coordinator Steve Wilks praises new safety Logan Ryan for his leadership and communication skills.