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Rex Ryan is getting a lot of interest ... from TV networks

This would be fun.

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Former Buffalo Bills head coach Rex Ryan has been a lot better at giving quotes than winning football games lately. So it makes sense that plenty of TV executives would want to get him on their station while he’s out of work.

Television has become some kind of coaching rehab. Can’t get a job during the offseason? Spend a year on TV talking about how everyone else is doing their job wrong and you’ll be mentioned for every opening that becomes available.

That being said, please Rex, go join the media. Even if it’s just for one year. It’s your destiny.

Go to ESPN and bargain your way into the Monday Night Football booth.

Put together your own version of Inside the NBA for the NFL. Bring your brother Rob. We know he needs work, too.

Or go all out and get an HBO show. You won’t have to censor yourself!

Hell, we’ll even take a podcast.

The people need your voice, Rex! Don’t deny us!

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