All articles tagged with #rex ryan
Originally Published 21 days ago — by SideLion Report
Rex Ryan criticized the referees' calls in the Lions-Steelers game, claiming they were wrong about a key offensive pass interference call that cost the Lions a touchdown and potentially a playoff spot, highlighting ongoing frustrations with officiating in Detroit.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Sports Illustrated
The article suggests that the Dallas Cowboys should consider hiring Rex Ryan as a defensive consultant or coordinator to improve their struggling defense, which has been one of the worst in franchise history, especially given their limited options at the trade deadline.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Yahoo Sports
Rex Ryan was visibly emotional on ESPN after learning live on air about the sudden death of former player Nick Mangold, who passed away at 41 due to kidney disease, prompting a heartfelt tribute and reflection on their time together.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by NBC Sports
Shedeur Sanders held a mime press conference in response to criticism from Rex Ryan, who questioned his maturity and readiness, as a creative way to address the negative comments publicly.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by Phin Phanatic
The Miami Dolphins faced a tough start to the 2025 NFL season with a heavy loss, and while some, like legend Larry Csonka, criticize the team, Rex Ryan's harsh and disrespectful comments about Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel and the team are seen as inappropriate and hypocritical given Ryan's own controversial past. The article highlights the contrast between the two coaches' reputations and histories.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NJ.com
Former NFL coach Rex Ryan speculated on ESPN's "First Take" that Juan Soto chose the New York Mets' 15-year, $765 million offer over the New York Yankees' 16-year, $760 million offer due to a specific reason, though the article does not detail what that reason is.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
Rex Ryan and Damien Woody criticized Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons for his comments about head coach Mike McCarthy following a loss to the Eagles. Parsons suggested McCarthy's effort was lacking compared to veteran players, which Ryan and Woody deemed disrespectful and unfounded. They emphasized the hard work coaches put in and criticized Parsons for speaking out publicly, especially given his recent injury-related absences. The Cowboys, struggling this season, face uncertainty with McCarthy's future as head coach.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Sports Illustrated
Rex Ryan criticized Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons for his comments about head coach Mike McCarthy following the team's 34-6 loss to the Eagles. Ryan, speaking on ESPN's Get Up, defended McCarthy, highlighting his professionalism and refusal to blame players despite the team's struggles. The Cowboys, who have lost four consecutive games, will face the Texans next Monday.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
The Dallas Cowboys have hired Mike Zimmer as their new defensive coordinator, following a period of uncertainty and conflicting reports involving former coach Rex Ryan and ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter. Zimmer, who previously coached for the Cowboys and most recently served as the head coach for the Minnesota Vikings, brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the role. His hiring comes after a brief period of confusion regarding the status of the deal, with conflicting reports from Ryan and Schefter.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC Sports
Despite initial reports of Mike Zimmer being hired as the Dallas Cowboys' defensive coordinator, it appears that the deal is not yet finalized, and the Cowboys have reached out to Rex Ryan again. Ryan had previously expressed doubt about Zimmer's status, and it seems that there may still be a chance for him to secure the position with the Cowboys.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
Rex Ryan disputes Adam Schefter's report that the Cowboys have hired Mike Zimmer as their defensive coordinator, expressing uncertainty about the situation. Ryan, who recently interviewed for the position, emphasized that he would only return to coaching for the right opportunity and believes he could make a significant impact with the team.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC Sports
Former NFL coach Rex Ryan disputed ESPN's report that the Dallas Cowboys will hire Mike Zimmer as their new defensive coordinator, stating that he's not sure Zimmer has the job. Ryan, who also interviewed for the position, expressed his interest in the role and believes he could be an upgrade for the team. Despite the conflicting reports, it remains uncertain whether Zimmer will indeed join the Cowboys.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Yahoo Sports
Former NFL coach Rex Ryan disputed ESPN's report that the Dallas Cowboys will hire Mike Zimmer as their new defensive coordinator, stating that he's not sure Zimmer has the job. Ryan, who also interviewed for the position, expressed his interest in the role and believes he could be an upgrade for the team. The situation created some tension as it's unusual for a studio show to have conflicting reports, with Ryan's comments seemingly contradicting ESPN reporter Adam Schefter's detailed report.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Cowboys Wire
Former NFL head coach Rex Ryan revealed that Mike Zimmer may not have secured the defensive coordinator position with the Dallas Cowboys yet, despite reports suggesting otherwise. Ryan also explained his interest in the coaching job, citing the team's potential for success and his desire to return to the big stage. The uncertainty surrounding Zimmer's appointment and the possibility of head coach Mike McCarthy's future added intrigue to the situation, making the Cowboys' defensive coordinator position an attractive opportunity.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Landry Hat
The Dallas Cowboys' defensive coordinator search includes interviews with Rex Ryan, met with mixed reviews due to his eight-year absence from coaching, and potential interest in Wink Martindale, who has experience coaching against modern offenses and a successful track record with the Ravens. Martindale's blitz-heavy scheme and experience with linebackers make him an appealing candidate, especially as the Cowboys seek to improve in those areas.