Rex Ryan is the perfect guy to provide that. Look back to the first two seasons of his tenure with the Jets. Brash and confident, Ryan walked in and told everyone that Jets team was one to be reckoned with. With the help of veterans like Bart Scott
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — If this was the end, then the end was as big and as brassy as all Rex Ryan's best days as the Jets coach. There was a convincing win, yes, a 37-24 hammering of the Dolphins in a half-filled Sun Life Stadium. There was the game of
I think the answer could be Rex Ryan, who is known as a defensive coach, but whose Jets struggled offensively far too often in his New York tenure. Ryan was beloved by the team and the media in New York, but he never
The New York Jets ended the Rex Ryan era, but already, the franchise is moving forward. After a 4-12 season, the Jets fired Ryan and general manager John Idzik, the team announced Monday morning. "I did it because with the disappointing year, I wanted
Rex Ryan is apparently convinced Sunday's game against the Miami Dolphins will be the last one he'll coach for the New York Jets. The addition of Charley Casserly as a consultant serves as rather large handwriting on the