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JUST IN: Former NFL HC Rex Ryan, turned himself in to Nashville police Wednesday morning after allegedly striking two pedestrians with his pickup truck last week.
Police say the pedestrians were crossing Broadway with a walk signal when Ryan turned right, running over both victims’ feet and striking one in the leg.
Witnesses say Ryan continued driving before stopping at a red light, where the victims confronted him. Ryan allegedly got out, argued with them, then drove away.
Ryan faces six charges, including two counts each of leaving the scene, failing to provide information/render aid, and disobeying a traffic signal.
His bond was set at $6,000. He's due in court December 18.
What some don’t seem to understand here is that it’s less about who the Jets DID or DIDN’T trade and more about the overall process.
The Jets are about to embark on maybe the most pivotal offseason in franchise history. Not hyperbolic to say that.
And yet, they’re not only still undecided about this coaching staff, but they’re actively letting this staff prevent them from accumulating valuable assets.
Who’s in charge here? Where’s the organizational alignment? What power does the GM actually have?
THOSE are the questions. Because it’s those issues that threaten to derail the entire offseason, and in turn, the future of the franchise.
That’s why this is a big deal and a major red flag.
The terms of the #Jets-#Lions trade for S Andre Cisco have been changed.
Instead of receiving a 2028 6th-round pick, the Jets will now receive a 2029 6th-round pick.
Just so we’re clear…
…the Jets reportedly rejected substantial trade offers for multiple players due — at least in part! — to the fact that they still think Aaron Glenn can save his job.
Never mind that one of those players doesn’t want to be here and is barely playing, while the other is actively making part of your team worse.
*IF TRUE* this is complete organizational malpractice and it makes you wonder what power (if any?) Darren Mougey actually has on 1 Jets Drive.
If he can’t overrule Glenn at THIS stage, he’s as much of a lame duck as his HC. If not even more of one!
Stop me if you’ve heard this before: the Jets’ organizational structure is an absolute mess and it likely just cost them valuable future draft capital.
Good stuff fellas, well done. 👍
@ZazzyJets@Playlikeajet1 But even then it’s far from a guarantee you get the same value in the offseason.
I buy that for Breece much more than McDonald, especially since again the latter doesn’t even want to be here lol.