Rex Ryan Allegedly Runs Over Pedestrians' Feet

Wednesday, November 11, 2026

Former New York Jets coach and current ESPN analyst Rex Ryan surrendered for booking Wednesday after being accused of striking two pedestrians with his truck, the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department confirmed. The incident reportedly took place Thursday night in Nashville around midnight. Ryan was accused of turning at an intersection while two pedestrians had a walk sign. As Ryan turned his truck, he allegedly ran over two of the victims' feet. His truck also reportedly made contact with one of the victims' legs, per the police statement.

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Ryan reportedly continued driving, though later stopped at a red light. He was flagged down by the victims and allegedly argued with them before getting back in his car and leaving the scene. The victims took photos of Ryan's license plate.

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Ryan reportedly continued driving, though later stopped at a red light. He was flagged down by the victims and allegedly argued with them before getting back in his car and leaving the scene.

Him and his brother are clowns. DUI drivers are taught that if you have a few and get into an accident, take off and hope it takes a few hours for the police to pay a visit.

#1 | Posted by Nixon at 2026-11-12 07:30 AM | Reply

Wes Welker is dying to comment on this.

#2 | Posted by kwrx25 at 2026-11-12 09:48 AM | Reply

Doesn't surprise me.

As a long-time Bills fan, I was as displeased with the Team as I'd ever been (maybe more than lost Super Bowls, tbh) when they hired Ryan as coach.

It turned out exactly how I expected.

Ryan is kinda like Trump - Tell people what they want to hear, over promise, and not only under deliver but be an abysmal failure.

#3 | Posted by horstngraben at 2026-11-12 10:27 AM | Reply