Former Buffalo Bills head coach Rex Ryan is in some hot water because of feet.
Ryan, 63, was arrested on Wednesday in Nashville for an alleged driving incident.
The Metropolitan Nashville Police Department said in a statement said the former Jets coach turned himself in “on six outstanding misdemeanor warrants."
Ryan allegedly struck "two pedestrians with his pickup truck" just before midnight on Nov. 5. The incident reportedly occurred the city’s famous Broadway street. Ryan allegedly "ran over the feet of two pedestrians," per TMZ Sports, while he was making a right turn and Ryan kept driving and the victims caught up to him at a red light where an argument took place. Ryan got out of his car during the back-and-forth.
"After exchanging words,
the pedestrians told cops Ryan bolted without exchanging information ... but they were able to snap a photo of his license plate," TMZ Sports wrote.
Ryan's bond has reportedly been set at $6K.
Ryan was the head coach of the Bills from 2015 to 2016 and is currently in broadcasting as a NFL analyst with ESPN.
TMZ Sports has the photo of Ryan's mug shot, which can be found below:
Rex Ryan Arrested For Allegedly Hitting 2 Pedestrians, Running Over Their Feet https://t.co/V1xXWJD74X
— TMZ Sports (@TMZ_Sports) November 11, 2026
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