Bills Fire Rex Ryan Ahead Of Season's Final Game
Ryan was 15-16 in two seasons in Buffalo.
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Ryan was 15-16 in two seasons in Buffalo.
Charismatic head coach Rex Ryan is good for the NFL. And with with his Bills surging, he seems to be good for Buffalo... for now.
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.
The CBS Sports analyst and former NFL linebackers discusses this week's Thursday Night Football matchup between the Bills and the Jets.
Ryan was 50-52 as coach of the Jets.
The sooner the Bears hire a GM, the better for many reasons.
The 2014 Oakland Raiders started out 0-10, but they split their last six games to finish 3-13. This was one game worse than the 2013 squad, which finished 4-12. The Silver & Black haven't had a winning season since 2002, and they haven't been to the playoffs since losing the Super Bowl that year. What's next?
A year of promise turned into a nightmare for Rex Ryan and his New York Jets.
New York also fired general manager John Idzik.
Rex Ryan "should talk about me with enthusiasm," Martellus Bennett says.
Banged up as it is, the Bears' secondary played quality football.
Jay Cutler threw for 225 yards, and the Chicago defense stayed strong when it mattered most.
Giving Jay Cutler ample time is a top priority for Chicago.
The Jets bring a lot of max blitzes, but the Bears see opportunities.
"They're playmakers," New York coach Rex Ryan says of Chicago's receivers.
The Jets are solid defensively, but can their offense develop?
It's debatable whether the 2013 New England Patriots season was a success or a failure, but it certainly wasn't boring.
The Bears have yet to play a single down under Marc Trestman, but the new head coach is certainly pleased with what his team has accomplished thus far.
If you thought the Jets - a circus masquerading around as an NFL franchise - were weird before, it's about to get even more strange.
It wasn't much, but it could be enough to stir the last remnants of aging Ditkaphiles, so look out. Some still live among us, and still have the navy-blue sweater.
When the news leaked that New York Jets head coach and podophile Rex Ryan was benching quarterback Mark Sanchez in favor of Greg McElroy, the national reaction had little to do with speculation over whether or not Sanchez is capable of leading an NFL team in the future or begging the question of what exactly is a Greg McElroy. Nope. It was all about the besmirching of the Tim Tebow.
It took only 52 seconds for the New England Patriots to turn this into a laugher. That's how long it took to score three touchdowns in the second quarter and thoroughly embarrass the bumbling New York Jets 49-19 on Thursday night.
In a mid-season player poll conducted by Sporting News, Jets head coach was voted the NFL's most overrated coach.
Darrelle Revis has a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee that will require surgery, likely meaning he'll miss the rest of the season.
The NFL knows this, too - and they're loving every minute of it. That's probably why they created TebowZone - a website that compiles every single Tim Tebow highlight from each week.
