The bottom officially dropped out for Rex in 2014. The Jets finished with their worst record during the Ryan era at 4-12, capped by a humiliating 48-3 loss to the Buffalo Bills in a game that was relocated to Detroit’s Ford Field due to a major winter storm that crippled the city of Buffalo.

The New York Jets’ next head coach reportedly will not be Rex Ryan. Ryan, 62, has been vocal about wanting a chance to return. He interviewed with the team last week, but it could be one-and-done in terms of those chats.

For months now, former New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan thought he was a shoo-in to be hired as the team's next head coach. Why? Because he unabashedly

ESPN analyst Rex Ryan has made his desire to return as the head coach of the New York Jets no secret, but it doesn't seem like that is going to happen.

He becomes the fifth NFL head coach to have a playing history with his current team, after Mike Vrabel (New England Patriots), Jim Harbaugh (Los Angeles Chargers), DeMeco Ryans (Houston Texans) and Dan Campbell, his most recent boss in Detroit.

Rex Ryan supported Anthony Lynn as a potential fit to be the next head coach of the Dallas Cowboys next season.

Leave no stone unturned. That seems to be the motto for Woody Johnson and the New York Jets, as they have interviewed 31 candidates (and counting) in their search for their next general manager

Ryan has been campaigning for the Jets’ head coaching job since the team fired after Week 5. Most recently, he told Rick DiPietro and Dave Rothenberg that he “absolutely” will get the job because he’s “the best guy” on their morning show on ESPN New York.

Former Jets head coach Rex Ryan labeled Eagles QB Jalen Hurts 'horrendous' outside the pocket before Sunday's NFC Championship Game.

Ryan, a former head coach of the New York Jets and Buffalo Bills, has owned his foot fetish after a video that he and his wife made appeared on a foot fetish website in 2010.

On Friday, the Dallas Cowboys officially confirmed that offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer would be promoted to head coach. If that name sounds familiar, it's for good reason -- Schottenheimer's father, Marty Schottenheimer, spent over two decades as an NFL head coach across four different teams.

With the hiring of Brian Schottenheimer, it appears that Rex Ryan could be in play as part of his Dallas Cowboys staff.