News about Rex Ryan

Rex Ryan of ESPN has seen more of the 'Patriot way,' especially with coach Bill Belichick's team losing to 2-9 on Sunday. The Patriot Way, which was once used to describe New England's locker-room culture during the Tom Brady era, is now being blamed for the team's inability under Belichick, who drew Ryan's ire during Monday's episode of 'Get Up.' As the Patriots lost to the hapless New York Giants on Sunday, Belichick refused to name a starting quarterback before Sunday, the ex-Jets and Bills coach struck back at his former rival. After Patriots quarterbacks Mac Jones and Bailey Zappe both failed at MetLife Stadium, Ryan said, 'Can I just say this: Bill Belichick, please excuse me.' 'Just select your dang starter.' It doesn't matter whether it's Zappe or 'Pea Shooter' Jones, they both stink, as we care about your team. Your staff is stench.' Brady was lauded by Belichick for his six Super Bowl rings, but Ryan took a step farther.

With pundits bouncing on their heads in the aftermath of Denver Broncos' humiliating loss to the Miami Dolphins, head coach Sean Payton is reeling and returning to the drawing board, with pundits pointing to their necks. The Dolphins lost 70-20 in one of the most lopsided losses in NFL history. Rex Ryan, a former NFL head coach and defensive coordinator, bemoaned the Denver effort on ESPN's 'Get Up.'

The Jets, Chicago Bears, and Washington Commanders were the front runners to appear on this year's show, which was based on a team's complete training camp in preseason. Many that have been without a head coach, others who have been absent from the playoffs for two years, and others that have not appeared on the show in over ten years are among the teams expected to partake.

According to reports, the Denver Broncos are scheduled to rehire Vance Joseph, the team's new defensive coordinator, five seasons after leaving the NFL franchise. According to ESPN, the 50-year-old's return to Denver is on the cards following an interview at the team's suburban complex on February 17. Joseph served as the Broncos' head coach in 2017 and 2018. He was fired after two losing seasons (5-11 and 6-10) that culminated in the team missing the playoffs for the third time after winning Super Bowl 50 for the third time in a row. Joseph spent the past four seasons as the Arizona Cardinals' defensive coordinator.

According to NFL Network, Matt Patricia was interviewed by the Denver Broncos on Wednesday for their defensive coordinator opening on Wednesday. Patricia, who called for the New England offense last season, is included in a list of 'top candidates' that includes Rex Ryan and Vance Joseph. Sean Payton, the head coach of Denver, is interviewing to replace Ejiro Evero, who left to become the DC in Carolina.

According to ESPN, the 60-year-old spoke with Broncos executives on Saturday and is touted as their 'top candidate' ahead of Vance Joseph. Since the 2016 season, Ryan hasn't been coached in the NFL. Until the 'perfect situation' appeared, the Super Bowl XXV had previously stated that he would not resign as an analyst for ESPN and Sunday's NFL Countdown.

During the team's 30-28 victory over Cleveland, Rex Ryan evicted Los Angeles Chargers head coach Brandon Staley for a near-fatal fourth down call. The victory lifts Los Angeles to 3-2 and places them in second place in the AFC West, behind the 3-1 Kansas City Chiefs who face the Las Vegas Raiders (1-3) on Monday night. Ryan was outraged after Staley's decision to go for it on fourth down, from their own 45-yard line, leading to 30-28 with 1:14 remaining. Los Angeles struggled to convert, on downs, giving Cleveland the opportunity to win the game, which they could not take.