Former NFL Coach Rex Ryan Surrenders in Nashville Over Alleged Hit-and-Run
Former NFL coach Rex Ryan turned himself in to Nashville authorities following an alleged hit-and-run incident that left two pedestrians injured.
Nashville, TN, November 11, 2026 —
Former National Football League coach Rex Ryan has surrendered to authorities in Nashville, Tennessee. The surrender follows an alleged incident involving a hit-and-run that reportedly resulted in injuries to two pedestrians.
Specific details regarding the date of the alleged incident, the precise location within Nashville, and the circumstances under which the pedestrians were injured were not immediately available. The police department investigating the matter has not released further information concerning the nature of the vehicle involved or the extent of the injuries sustained by the two individuals.
Ryan, widely known for his coaching tenure with the New York Jets and Buffalo Bills, is reported to have turned himself in to Nashville authorities. The specifics of his surrender, including the date and time, have not been publicly disclosed. Information regarding any charges that may have been filed against Ryan, or details about his booking or subsequent release, were also not provided in the initial reports.
The alleged hit-and-run incident is currently under investigation by local law enforcement. Further updates are expected as the investigation progresses. The names of the injured pedestrians have not been released.
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