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The Buffalo Bills hired the NFL's first female, full time coach. Kathryn Smith will be the Bills special teams quality control coach.
One Ryan wasn't enough for the Buffalo Bills.
The Jets went into the final week of the regular season with everything to play for, but ended up giving away their playoff berth. Here are all the best photos from their 22-17 loss to the Bills.
In the most disappointing way possible, the New York Jets season came to a screeching halt, falling to Rex Ryan and the Bills by a final score of 17-22 in the season finale.
The New York Jets aren't going to playoffs. Their FitzMagic ran out against none other than Rex Ryan and the Buffalo Bills.
Jets' coach Todd Bowles and his staff are physically and mentally prepared for a fight to the death against their arch-nemesis, the Buffalo Bills, in Week 17.
With a playoff berth on the line, New York Jets quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick says he and offensive coordinator Chan Gailey don't have any time to spend reminiscing about their days in Buffalo.
The game film from the Jets' first meeting with the Bills still frustrates offensive coordinator Chan Gailey.
Regrets. Rex Ryan acknowledged that in retrospect, he has a few entering the final week of the season.
Though Ryan wouldn't rule out McCoy entirely, he said "it probably doesn't look real good." McCoy has not practiced since getting hurt in a 35-25 loss at Washington on Dec. 20.
Even if the Jets lose Sunday and miss the playoff, you can't help but be tickled by what they have become in a very short time.
The Jets have come a long way in an awful short period of time. They are the talk of the town. They are also one loss away from crushing their fan base.
All that stands between the New York Jets and the playoffs is Rex Ryan. Well, how's that for an absolutely juicy story line?
With a chance to spoil his former team's playoff hopes, Rex Ryan's Bills will try and upset the visiting Jets in Week 17 of the 2015 NFL season.
"I don't really feel anything about it," Ryan said. "I just know we're going to give them our best shot."
James White filled in for Dion Lewis. Danny Amendola replaced Julian Edelman. Tom Brady was just his usual self.
What was bright red and glowing green all over? It was the eye-catching uniforms the Buffalo Bills and New York Jets wore Thursday night as part of the NFL's "Color Rush" promotion with Nike.
Rex Ryan won the battle Thursday night, and then he showed everyone why the Jets made the right decision in letting him go.
The Jets didn't play well, but they had a chance to win the game late in the fourth quarter. They didn't convert, however, and Rex Ryan's Bills came away with the victory.
The Buffalo Bills raced out to a 19-point third quarter lead Thursday night before withstanding a furious rally by the New York Jets to hang on for a 22-17 victory at MetLife Stadium.
Rex Ryan was always good for a laugh or a headline — usually both — during his six seasons with the New York Jets.
Here comes Rex. It's a game just about anyone rooting for either the Buffalo Bills or New York Jets has had their eye on for months.
Short week puts a damper on Jets' chances to defeat Rex Ryan's Bills in Thursday Night Football Week 10 showdown at MetLife Stadium.
The New England Patriots are the clear favorite to win the AFC East, but there's plenty of opportunity for the rest of the division to secure a Wild Card spot in the playoffs.
Nothing lasts forever. And though the honeymoon with the owner is in full bloom, it may not be long before the bloom wears off the Rex Ryan rose.
