The Atlanta Falcons are set to introduce Matt Ryan as their president of football on Tuesday morning at 11 a.m. ET. The former league MVP is departing from his job as an NFL analyst at CBS to work full time for the franchise that drafted him with the third overall pick in 2008.

The Atlanta Falcons' new president of football, Matt Ryan, addressed his new position with his former team and said goodbye to CBS.

The Atlanta Falcons officially introduced Matt Ryan as their new president of football on Tuesday. Channel 2’s Alison Mastrangelo attended the news conference at Falcons’ headquarters in Flowery Branch.

The legendary QB is expected to oversee the hiring of Atlanta's new coach and GM after Raheem Morris and Terry Fontenot were fired.

When the Falcons named former quarterback Matt Ryan the president of football, they joined a recent trend of hiring former players to take on various front office roles.

Matt Ryan is the new Falcons president of football operations, leading searches for a head coach and general manager. The franchise is prioritizing candidates who demonstrate emotional stability, leadership respect, and the ability to build great staffs.

The long-rumored addition of Matt Ryan to the Atlanta Falcons front office is now done. Team owner Arthur Blank officially announced Ryan's hiring as Falcons president of football:

The lack of direct experience could be a hindrance for the Atlanta Falcons’ new president of football, especially early, but MattRyan’s experience as a player is an advantage.

The Atlanta Falcons have officially announced that former MVP-winning quarterback Matt Ryan will take over as its president of football.

The franchise legend spent nearly his entire NFL career in Atlanta and will come full circle as the leader in the front office.

Matt Ryan said he is motivated to take care of unfinished business in his new role as the Atlanta Falcons president of football. Ryan was named the 2016 NFL MVP after leading the Falcons to the Super Bowl in the highlight of his 14 years as the team's starting quarterback.

Matt Ryan was working at CBS before becoming the president of football for the Falcons and one of his former colleagues will be talking to the team about a similar move on Friday.