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Rex Ryan back on ESPN days after arrest for allegedly running over pedestrians’ feet

来源:New York Post · 美国 27 分钟前
Former National Football League head coach Rex Ryan is an NFL analyst for ESPN. He joined the company in April 2017 and appears on Sunday NFL Countdown, while also contributing to Get Up, SportsCenter, ESPN Radio and…
Former National Football League head coach Rex Ryan is an NFL analyst for ESPN. He joined the company in April 2017 and appears on Sunday NFL Countdown, while also contributing to Get Up, SportsCenter, ESPN Radio and… · New York Post

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Rex Ryan is operating as normal.

The ex-Jets coach, who faced recent allegations that he ran over pedestrians’ feet with his car, was at the desk on “Sunday NFL Countdown” as an analyst.

The 63-year-old turned himself in on Wednesday and endured a stint in a Nashville jail this week over an incident that occurred on Nov. 5, in which two individuals claim he hit them with his pickup truck as they crossed the street during a “walk” signal.

He still has not publicly addressed the allegations, including during what would have been an opportunity live on air.

On Saturday, a spokesperson for ESPN said Ryan would appear as scheduled, including on the Sunday morning show.

Ryan was charged with leaving the scene of an accident, failure to give information/render aid and failure to obey a traffic control signal.

In an exclusive interview with The Post, Michael Holland claimed Ryan “almost killed” him and his wife with his truck.

“If we had been six inches further out,” Holland said, “I’d be in a hospital right now, and so would my wife.”

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