Rex Ryan Claims Bills Have 'Won The Offseason,' Is Incorrect
Fortunately, the old Rex came out to play on Thursday.
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Fortunately, the old Rex came out to play on Thursday.
Bills head coach Rex Ryan has joined a growing chorus of people who incorrectly believe LeBron James would make a fine professional football player.
When it comes to drawing up a game-plan to stop the Patriots' new dual tight end threat, Rex Ryan has no solution.
Will Rex Ryan's act wear thin in Buffalo? It will if the Bills' defense, which faltered last season under his watch, doesn't improve.
Rex Ryan and the Bills brought in Ray Lewis to deliver a pump-up speech before playing the Patriots. Lewis then went on ESPN as an analyst for the game the next day.
Tom Brady's offense is lacking some firepower, and though the defense has been excellent through 10 games, now the pressure is really on.
Tom Brady had a rather unique call at the line of scrimmage Monday night against the Bills.
It didn't cost them in the end, but an inadvertent whistle took away what could have been a big play for the Patriots on Monday night.
It seems like the New England Patriots are always on Rex Ryan's mind, but whatever you do, don't ask him about that perceived obsession. Especially if you're a reporter from New England.
Rex Ryan talks about the Patriots. A lot.
It ain't about how hard ya hit. It's about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward. That's how winning is done!
The Buffalo Bills are not ready to concede the AFC East title to the New England Patriots.
This year, the Bills have a good chance at making the playoffs for the first time since 1999.
When Rex Ryan is feeling good, it's generally a smart time to get a microphone in front of his face.
If people really want to direct their anger at the right person, they might want to look to the man in charge of it all.
The CBS Sports analyst and former NFL linebackers discusses this week's Thursday Night Football matchup between the Bills and the Jets.
Rex Ryan may have taken the podium Tuesday with a Clemson helmet on his head, but it's clear the Patriots are still on his mind.
Think the Patriots are in Rex Ryan's head? It's been nearly two weeks since the Patriots laid 40 points on his vaunted defense, yet Rex is STILL talking about that game.
Rex Ryan hates Dion Lewis.
In a division that hasn't given the Patriots much competition, Rex Ryan has proven to be a worthy adversary for Bill Belichick. That will likely continue Sunday when the Patriots face off against Ryan's Bills in Buffalo.
Belichick and Ryan may not like each other, but they respect each other.
"But it's a great feeling when you shut everyone up by the fourth quarter and half the stadium's cleared out, too."
Bills head coach Rex Ryan is never one to mince words, but he gave Patriots running back Dion Lewis a little bulletin board material ahead of their Week 2 showdown.
Ryan's departure from the New York Jets didn't end his rivalry with Bill Belichick.
Buffalo Bills head coach Rex Ryan is ready for his Week 2 showdown with the New England Patriots, hoping to measure his team against the defending world champs.
