Rex Ryan ARRESTED For Allegedly Running Over Pedestrians Feet | TMZ Sports

All right, moving on to the most ironic story in the history of sports. Rex Ryan was arrested for allegedly driving over the feet of two pedestrians who were walking on the street in Nashville last week. Now, if you say, why is that ironic? Well, if you remember back in 2010, Rex Ryan was outed as someone who had a foot fetish, never denied it. In fact, he has leaned into it over the years. For what it's worth, yeah, like feet, hurt somebody's feet, though, according to the cops. So what happened? Well, Rex turned himself into authorities in Nashville this morning. They say that on Thursday, right before midnight, Rex Ryan driving in his pickup truck in Nashville, making a right turn. He says there were some people, there were two people, the cops say, crossing the street. They had the right of way. Rex apparently drives over the feet of these people. He doesn't stop, according to the cops. He keeps going, gets caught at a red light. The people run up to him. They have an argument. Rex gets out of the car. They yell some more. And ultimately, Rex drives away without giving his information. They take a picture of his license plate. They go to cops. Cops then get an arrest warrant. And the rest is history. Six charges, leaving the scene of an accident, not listening to a traffic signal, not exchanging information, all times two because of two people. And yeah, there was Rex's mugshot this morning. $6,000 bond. And now he's got to deal with six Criminal charges. I like to think that Rex, you know, just had to turn himself in because he just couldn't live with the guilt and the shame of destroying one of the things he loves most in life. Oh, my God. You know, this is just the most ironic arrest ever. I mean. How do you get a – this guy is, I mean, obviously is famous for being a head coach and analyst, a lot of other things. But I would argue that obviously a lot of people probably know him more so for being a foot freak a little bit, you know. What you got going on over there? Your phone is over there playing video. Got your Rex Ryan We're talking Rex Ryan. I must have hit it with my hand. I apologize, everybody. Rex Ryan, feet. I feel like Rex Ryan, you're more likely to hit someone than just hit their feet. I don't know how that happens. So this is like so crazy that he just hit their feet. But they also were able to run over to him. Right, that's what I don't get. He may be, yeah, he didn't get him that bad, but hey, if a head coach wants to run over my feet, he'll be here for me, too. He likes his wife's feet. You guys failed to mention that. The videos back then, they were his wife's feet. Yeah, you remember that? He likes any woman's feet. And then on top of this, just in Rex's defense, let's just play doubles. Okay. Let's just play doubles here, okay? So he's in Tennessee. He's driving. These people are walking across the street, whoop-dee-whoop-dee-whoop, whoop-boop-boop. And then maybe, like, they put their foot out in hopes that, like, Rex would run over it. You think they're doing the hokey pokey out there? They saw who was in the car. They're like, ooh, maybe. And they knew that he liked feet. Is that what you'd be doing? You'd be looking at it, like, trying to... No, I wouldn't be sitting here next to you if I would have gotten a great lawsuit. I would have been like, and I would have gotten a real good one. But maybe he just didn't know. He probably didn't feel the car running over the toes. He has a big truck, I think. Yeah, and so he may have just thought that these are people that are just running that, like, trying to cause a scene, if you will. And so he drove off. I'm not going to listen to you guys. I didn't do anything. I didn't hit you. I didn't run over anything. You're fine.