The chances of a Christmas card exchange between the Belichick and Ryan households took a dramatic hit on Monday after former Jets coach and current ESPN personality Rex Ryan said Belichick’s team “stinks” and that Tom Brady was the only reason he ever won.
Last week, New York Giants quarterback Geno Smith called former head coach Rex Ryan a “coward” in response to the now-ESPN analyst’s criticism of the Giants benching Eli Manning for Smith. Ryan responded Sunday on ESPN’s “NFL Countdown” with a
New York Giants quarterback Geno Smith replaced two-time Super Bowl champion Eli Manning Sunday as the team’s starter against the Oakland Raiders. Smith finished the day with 212 yards and a touchdown on 21 of 34 passing, fumbling twice. After the
Former NFL head coach Rex Ryan reacted on ESPN’s “Sunday NFL Countdown” to President Donald Trump’s “appalling” comments regarding national anthem protesters, saying he is “pissed off” at the man he introduced at a Buffalo rally. “I’m pissed off, I’ll be honest with
Former Bills and Jets head coach Rex Ryan was a big fan of President Trump, he even introduced Trump when he came to Buffalo for a rally in early 2016. However, ESPN analyst Rex Ryan claims he’s no fan of President trump after his critical comments of protesting NFL players in Alabama.
Former NFL head coach Rex Ryan, along with his twin brother and former NFL assistant coach Rob Ryan were both involved in a scuffle at a Nashville, TN bar this weekend. Rex, sporting a Washington Nationals Bryce Harper jersey (who
New York (AFP) – The Buffalo Bills, out of NFL playoff contention for the 17th straight season, sacked head coach Rex Ryan on Tuesday.
Cyrus Kouandjio joined the Buffalo Bills in 2014. On Thursday, he became a U.S. citizen.
After starting off 1-4, the 49ers made a quarterback change this week, going from Blaine Gabbert to Colin Kaepernick.
The day after Bills coach Rex Ryan introduced Donald Trump at a Buffalo rally, the New York Daily News front page read, “HE’S WITH STUPID, TOO!”
On the Tuesday airing of ESPN2’s “First Take,” co-host Stephen A. Smith reacted to Buffalo Bills head coach Rex Ryan introducing GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump at a rally in Buffalo, NY Monday night. Smith said he does not think
Buffalo Bills head coach Rex Ryan introduced Donald Trump Monday evening at a rally in Buffalo, NY. Ryan opened with a football story related to Trump where one of Ryan’s current assistants was coaching for the New Jersey Generals, who Trump owned.
Normally, when injuries befall athletes, the world mourns. When linebacker IK Enemkpali broke Geno Smith’s jaw a few weeks back, the world cheered.
Rex Ryan is the new head coach of the Buffalo Bills, signing a reported five-year, $27.5 million deal on Monday.
After missing the playoffs for the fourth straight year, Jets owner Woody Johnson fired coach Rex Ryan, along with the team’s GM, John Idzik on Monday morning. Ryan joins Atlanta’s Mike Smith, San Francisco’s Jim Harbaugh, and likely several other NFL head coaches before the day ends on the unemployment line.