Rex Ryan now takes shots at Bill Belichick: ‘Tom Brady is the only reason you win’

BOSTON — The Patriots are 2-9 and the Wolves are about to howl.

Such is life in the NFL, where the latest game results dictate daily conversation. In the case of Bill Belichick and the Patriots, that’s led to some criticism from former division rivals.

“This team plays like they’re exhausted. And the Patriots way, that’s it: It exhausts these kids. No matter what, Tom Brady is the only reason you win, okay?” Ryan said Monday morning on ” Get up,” the show says. “I’m just telling you the difference. Tom Brady is the absolute difference. I said from the jump, they’re never going to win again, and when that guy trotted out to Tampa, I said they’re never going to win again .”

Fellow analyst Ryan Clark was yelling and dancing on the field after Ryan’s comments, and the former Jets and Bills head coach did put it off A little bit Belichick Hall of Famer concluded.

“Bill Belichick, the greatest of all-time, I’ll never dispute that,” Ryan said. “I got my ass kicked a million times by him. But if you think about it for a second that’s not a Tom Brady thing, you’re absolutely crazy.”

thing Do Ryan seemed to take issue with this.

The mini-rant came after Ryan implored Belichick not to continue the mystery of whether Mac Jones or Bailey Zappe would be the Patriots’ starting quarterback.

“Can I say this? Bill Belichick, please stop. Just name your damn appetizers. It doesn’t matter — they all stink,” Ryan snarled. “Whether it’s Zappe or Peashooter Jones, we don’t care. They stink. Keep saving the show. Just like we care about your team. Your team stink.”

All right!

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Obviously, the Patriots are 2-9 Do Smelly. This is a fact.But in fact, it’s not real Whether Jones or Zappe starts at quarterback, as neither seems to be able to succeed in an NFL offense right now.

Things are very bad for Belichick and the Patriots right now. Don’t doubt this.

But Rex Ryan denies all of Belichick’s success and says it’s all Tom Brady’s fault? That is It’s a bit much. You’ll hear comments like this on sports radio or in conversation at your local bar, but you wouldn’t expect it to come from someone who spent his entire life dreaming of being a football coach before experiencing the rigors of football for most adults. Coaching career life.

Ryan may have held this view for a while, but he saw this day as a good opportunity to reveal it to the world.

Ryan, 60, is likely done with his coaching career, as he hasn’t worked in the NFL since ending a brief stint with the Bills in 2016. He finished his head coaching career with a 61-66 record. Ryan went 3-9 with the Jets against the Patriots from 2009-14 (including New York’s playoff win in Foxboro). Ryan went 1-3 against the Bills in 2015 and 2016. The Patriots, whose only win came on the final day of Brady’s DeflateGate suspension, had injured Jacoby Brissett starting at quarterback in New England.

Right now, the Patriots are vulnerable to criticism. But this particular message from Rex Ryan at least feels a little personal.