Matt Pryor

NoteCARDS:

• Signed a one-year contract with the Cardinals on 3/12/26 as an unrestricted free agent after spending is his first eight NFL seasons with Philadelphia (2018-20; '25), Indianapolis (2021-22), San Francisco (2023) and Chicago (2024).
• In his first seven seasons (2019-25), appeared in 109 regular season games (40 starts) with his starts coming at right guard (25), right tackle (9) and left tackle (6). Also appeared in two postseason contests, with one start at right guard.
• In every season in which he has started multiple games, he has started at multiple positions.
• Enters the 2026 season with an active streak of 36 consecutive games played.

NoteCARDS:

• Signed a one-year contract with the Cardinals on 3/12/26 as an unrestricted free agent after spending is his first eight NFL seasons with Philadelphia (2018-20; '25), Indianapolis (2021-22), San Francisco (2023) and Chicago (2024).
• In his first seven seasons (2019-25), appeared in 109 regular season games (40 starts) with his starts coming at right guard (25), right tackle (9) and left tackle (6). Also appeared in two postseason contests, with one start at right guard.
• In every season in which he has started multiple games, he has started at multiple positions.
• Enters the 2026 season with an active streak of 36 consecutive games played.

Pro Career:

Originally selected by the Philadelphia Eagles in the sixth round (206^th overall) of the 2018 NFL Draft. Traded to the Indianapolis Colts on 8/31/21 and re-signed with Indianapolis on 3/16/22 on a one-year deal. Signed a one-year contract with San Franciso on 3/27/23 as an unrestricted free agent. Released by the 49ers on 12/25/23 and re-signed on 12/27/23. Signed a one-year contract with Chicago on 3/13/24 as an unrestricted free agent. Returned to Philadelphia on a one-year contract as an unrestricted free agent on 4/2/25. Signed a one-year contract with the Cardinals on 3/12/26.

2025: In his return to Philadelphia, appeared in all 17 games (one start) for the second consecutive season and also saw action in the Eagles postseason matchup … helped pave the way as Saquon Barkey became just the second player in franchise history to rush for 1,000+ yards in consecutive seasons (LeSean McCoy 2013-14) … appeared in 122 snaps on offense and 70 on special teams ……saw his first action of the season on the O-Line in the Eagles 33-26 win vs. LAR (9/21), playing 15 offensive snaps in a backup role … made his first start of the season at RT in the season finale vs. Was (1/4/26) … saw action on both offense and special teams in the Eagles Wild Card matchup vs. SF (1/11/26).

2024: In his lone season in Chicago, appeared in all 17 games with a career-high 15 starts (14 at RG; 1 at RT) … started each of the final 15 games … part of an offensive line that helped block for QB Caleb Williams who set franchise rookie records for passing yards (3,541), passing TDs (20), completions (351), attempts (562) and rushing yards by a QB (489) … also helped pave the way for D'Andre Swift to finish with 1,345 scrimmage yards and six TDs … appeared in a career-high 1,006 snaps on offense and 52 on special teams … made his first start for the Bears @ Ind (9/22), beginning the contest at right guard and protected Williams as he set a franchise rookie record with 363 passing yards along with two TDs vs. the Colts … started at right guard vs. Car (10/6) as Williams threw for 304 yards and two TDs, becoming the first rookie QB in Bears history with multiple games of 300+ passing yards … started at right guard @ Was (10/27) and helped pave the way as Swift ran for a season-high 129 and a TD on just 18 carries (7.2 avg.) … moved to right tackle for a start vs. NE (11/10) … started at right guard and protected Williams as he threw for 340 yards and two TDs vs. Min (11/24) … started in the season finale @ GB (1/5/25) as the Bears defeated the Packers 24-22 to snap Chicago's 11-game losing streak to their division rival.

2023: Appeared in 15 contests with San Francisco … played 42 snaps on offense and 79 special teams … made his 49ers debut seeing action in special teams in the season opener @ Pit (9/10) … saw action on the O-Line in a backup role in the 49ers 42-10 win vs. Dal (10/8) … appeared on both offense and special teams @ Phi (12/3) … played in a season-high 16 offensive snaps in the regular season finale vs. LAR (1/7/24).

2022: Played in 16 games (nine starts) in his final season with Indianapolis … made starts at left tackle (4), right guard (4) and right tackle (1) … made his first-ever start in a season opener @ Hou (9/11), beginning the contest at LT; part of an offense that produced a 300-yard passer (Matt Ryan), 100 yard rusher (Jonathan Taylor) and a 100-yard receiver (Michael Pittman Jr.) for the first time since Week 6 of the 2010 season (Payton Manning, Joseph Addai and Pierre Garcon) in Ryan's debut as the Colts QB … started at left tackle @ Jax (9/18), vs. KC (9/25) and vs. Ten (10/2) … switched to right tackle for a start @ Den (10/6) as the Colts defeated the Broncos 12-9 in OT on Thursday Night Football … switched to right guard vs. Jax (10/16) and helped block for Ryan as he posted season highs in passing yards (389) and TD passes (3); part of an O-Line that did not allow a sack despite 58 pass attempts … made final start of the year at right guard @ NE (11/6) … saw action on offense and special teams @ Dal (12/4).

2021: Appeared in all 17 games (five starts) in his debut seasons with the Colts, making starts at right tackle (3), left tackle (1) and right guard (1) … helped Indianapolis finish with the NFL's 2nd ranked rushing attack (149.2 ypg) that tied for 5th in the NFL in rushing TDs (22) … Colts finished the year ranked 9th in the NFL in total points (451) and tied for 8th in total TDs (52) … helped pave the way for Jonathan Taylor to lead the league in rushing yards (1,811), rushing TDs (18), scrimmage yards (2,171) and scrimmage TDs (20) on his way to his first Pro Bowl selection, 1st-team All-Pro honors and runner-up finish in voting for AP Offensive Player of the Year … helped Taylor tie the NFL record with eight consecutive games with 100+ scrimmage yards and 1+ rushing TD … protected QB Carson Wentz as he threw for 3,563 yards and 27 TDs with just seven INTs … Colts finished the year with a 1,000-yard rusher (Taylor) and 1,000-yard receiver (Michael Pittman Jr. - 1,092 yards) in the same season for the first time since 2016 … saw action on special teams in his Colts debut vs. Sea (9/12) … saw first action of the season on the O-Line vs. LAR (9/19), playing in 18 offensive snaps in a backup role … played on both offense and special teams the next two games … made his first start of the season at right tackle @ Bal (10/11) as the Colts put up 513 total net yards of offense; blocked for Wentz as he threw for a career-high 402 yards with two TDs and a 128.5 pass rating against the Ravens … at again at right tackle vs. Hou (10/17) as Taylor rushed for 145 yards and two TDs on just 14 carries (10.4 avg.) … started at right tackle in the win @ SF (10/24), helping Taylor rush for 107 yards and a TD while Wentz threw for 150 yards and two TDs while being sacked just once on 26 pass attempts … saw action on offense and special teams as the Colts offense put up a season-best 532 total net yards in a win vs. NYJ (11/4); helped Taylor rush for 172 yards and two TDs while Wentz added 272 passing yards and three TDs … returned to the starting lineup @ AZ (12/25), beginning the game at right guard … final start of the season came at left tackle vs. LV (1/2/22).

2020: Played in 15 games with Philadelphia, with 10 starts coming at right guard (6), right tackle (3) and left tackle (1) … helped the Eagles finish the season with the NFL's 9th ranked rushing attack (126.7 ypg) … saw significant action vs. LAR (9/20), playing 46 offensive snaps in a backup role … made first start of the season vs. Cin (9/27) at right guard and played in a career-high 91 offensive snaps; helped pave the way as the Eagles rushed for 172 yards and a TD on 36 carries (4.8 avg.) … started at right guard @ SF (10/4) and @ Pit (10/11) … returned to the starting lineup at right guard for the Eagles 23-9 win vs. Dal (11/1) … started at right guard @ NYG (11/15) and helped the Eagles totaled 346 total net yards, including 156 yards and two TDs on 23 carries (6.8 avg.) … started at right guard @ Cle (11/22) before making his first start of the season at right tackle vs. Sea (11/30) … started at right tackle @ AZ (12/20) as the Eagles accumulated 422 total yards, with QB Jalen Hurts (making just his second NFL start) threw for 338 yards and three TDs … started at right tackle and helped the Eagles to a season-best 477 total yards @ Dal (12/27), including a season-best 342 yards from Hurts and 151 yards on 29 carries (5.2 avg.) in the run game … made lone start at LT in season finale vs. Was (1/3/26) and played in 68 offensive snaps.

2019: Appeared in 12 games in his second season with Philadelphia and made his first career start in the Eagles postseason matchup …. made his NFL debut in Week 3 vs. Det (9/22), seeing action on special teams … saw his first career action on the offensive line as a reserve vs. Sea (11/24), playing in 42 offensive snaps … appeared in his final regular season game of the year @ NYG (12/29) and played in 35 snaps in a backup role … made first career start at RG in the Eagles Wildcard matchup vs. Sea (1/5/2020).

2018: Inactive for all 16 regular season games.

College:

Appeared in 46 games (32 starts) in five seasons (2013-2017) at TCU with 26 starts coming at right guard and six at right tackle … as a senior in 2017, earned coaches and Associated Press second-team All-Big 12 accolades after starting all 14 games and helping block for QB Kenny Hill who threw for 3,152 yards and posted the second best completion percentage in the Big-12 in 2017 … helped the Horned Frogs to a 11-3 record and played in the win over Stanford in the Alamo Bowl … was also selected to play in the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl … in 2016, started in all 13 games played at right guard and helped the offense post 31.0 points per game…played in 11 contests in 2015 and started the final five games of the season …as a redshirt freshman in 2014, appeared in eight games … redshirted as a true freshman in 2013.

Personal:

Attended Lakewood (CA) High School for his final three seasons after beginning his prep career at Long Beach (CA) San Pedro High School … did not participate in organized football until his freshman year … played on both the offensive and defensive lines at Lakewood, starring at offensive tackle, defensive end and nose guard … only received one offer from TCU out of high school.