Rob Ryan was one of the first coaches to be fired by the Dallas Cowboys as they make offseason changes. The brash Ryan told reporters that he would be unemployed for “like five minutes.” In reality, Rob Ryan has been unemployed for a few weeks now, and has really generated little interest around the league. On January 12, rumors suggested that Ryan was going to be hired by the St. Louis Rams.
Shortly after those rumors surfaced, both the Rams and Ryan, who was on vacation at the time, denied the reports.
Now, it appears that Ryan and the Rams have had some dialogue. Jason LaCanfora reported on Twitter that the two sides have met but that Ryan left St. Louis without a formal contract offer. The Rams are discussing adding a defensive coordinator to fill the vacancy created by Gregg Williams being suspended by the league at the start of the regular season.
Ryan is the only candidate to interview for the position this offseason.
There was immediate speculation after being released, that...
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After interviewing with the Rams, defensive coordinator Rob Ryan left St. Louis without a contract, according to Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports. Rams interview with Rob Ryan for D coordinator spot is complete. He departed without a contract — Jason La Canfora (@JasonLaCanfora) January 20, 2013 I think Ryan is a very good coordinator that has worked with some bad teams. The problem...
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Jason Garrett isn’t calling offensive plays. Bill Callahan is calling the plays.
— Calvin Watkins (@calvinwatkins) January 22, 2013
Now Cowboys’...
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Jerry Jones Strips Jason Garrett of Play-Calling Duties With Bill Callahan Taking Over
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Jerry Jones said Tuesday from Senior Bowl practices that this was a move that Jason Garrett is fully on board with and wanted to make.
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January 22, 2013
Cowboys Defensive Coordinator Monte Kiffin Reveals His Plan
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January 22, 2013
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