Falcons center Ryan Neuzil's wife, Allie Neuzil, didn't mince words while airing a confession about being an NFL WAG.
During a TikTok video on Sunday, Allie explained her "WAG rage" after seeing negative comments about her husband, who signed with Atlanta as an undrafted free agent in 2021.
"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 dumbass, idiot, worthless, stupid piece of s–t, unrespectable, fat, ugly, dumb losers are tweeting negatively about him," Allie said.
"And I'm not allowed to respond to them. I should be allowed to respond to them but I'm not. But I digress.
"I look at them and then fully type an evil response and talk s–t about them … and then I just do nothing because of the rules by which I am bound. I want to know, is this normal? Probably not. But, I said what I said."
Allie added in her caption, "No bc if ur ever unkind to my husband I will make it my mission to destroy you idgaf."
Falcons center Ryan Neuzil's and his wife Allie Neuzil. Instagram/Allie Neuzil
Allie Neuzil explained her "WAG rage" in a TikTok video posted on Sunday, October 11, 2026. Instagram/Allie Neuzil
Some WAGs sounded off in the comments.
"Ahhh the good old days," influencer Allison Kuch, who's married to NFL analyst and former NFL defensive end Isaac Rochell, wrote.
"I know you understand me diva," Alexandra replied.
Rachel Gomber, wife of MLB pitcher Austin Gomber, added, "Ngl sometimes I respond . But only the realllllly good ones."
Alexandra responded, "Same — if I know it'll really ruin their day I can't help myself."
The Falcons lost to the Baltimore Ravens 30-23 in overtime on "Sunday Night Football."
Ryan Neuzil #64 of the Atlanta Falcons plays against the New Orleans Saints during the second half of a game at Caesars Superdome on October 5, 2026, in New Orleans, Louisiana. Icon Sportswire via Getty Images
Neuzil played 100 percent of the Falcons' snaps and he recovered a fumble in the final seconds of regulation after quarterback Michael Penix Jr. was sacked.
Atlanta (2-3) hosts the Chicago Bears (3-2) at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Sunday.
