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Rex Ryan’s lawyer addresses ex-Jets coach’s arrest for allegedly running over pedestrians’ feet
8 newsrooms covered this story. These two put it most differently.
The Daily BeastLeft
NFL Coach Turns Himself in for Nashville Hit-and-Run
New York PostRight
Rex Ryan’s lawyer addresses ex-Jets coach’s arrest for allegedly running over pedestrians’ feet
Every headline, by side
Left 3
- ESPN analyst Rex Ryan arrested after hitting two pedestrians in Nashville and driving off, police say
The Independent, lean left
- ESPN analyst and former NFL coach Rex Ryan charged with running over the feet of pedestrians in Nashville
Los Angeles Times, lean left
- NFL Coach Turns Himself in for Nashville Hit-and-Run
The Daily Beast
Right 5
- Rex Ryan Charged Over Alleged Nashville Hit-and-Run
Independent Journal Review
- Rex Ryan Arrested for Allegedly Running over Pedestrians’ Feet
Breitbart
- Crime is afoot: Ex-NFL coach Rex Ryan arrested after allegedly running over pedestrians’ feet
Toronto Sun
- Ex-NFL coach Rex Ryan arrested for hitting pedestrians with car in downtown Nashville
The Post Millennial
- Rex Ryan’s lawyer addresses ex-Jets coach’s arrest for allegedly running over pedestrians’ feet
New York Post
Centre 0
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