ESPN analyst Rex Ryan arrested after alleged pedestrian incident in Nashville

The Metropolitan Nashville Police Department said former New York Jets head coach and current ESPN analyst Rex Ryan surrendered for booking on Wednesday following an incident that occurred around midnight on Thursday. According to the police report, Ryan turned at an intersection while two pedestrians had a walk signal, and his truck ran over the victims' feet and made contact with one of their legs. After the collision, Ryan continued driving, later stopped at a red light, was flagged down by the victims, argued with them, and then left the scene. The victims photographed the truck's license plate.

Ryan has been charged with two counts of leaving the scene of an accident, two counts of failure to give information or render aid, and two counts of failure to obey a traffic control signal. His bond was set at $6,000. ESPN has not commented on the arrest.

Ryan began his NFL career as a defensive coordinator, later becoming head coach of the Jets before stints with the Buffalo Bills. He has worked as an NFL analyst for ESPN since 2016.