PHOTOS: Bills' Rex Ryan jumps 12,500 feet from plane over Niagara Falls
Kevin Hoffman-USA TODAY Sports / Reuters
With a little down time before his first year as the head coach of the Buffalo Bills officially gets underway, Rex Ryan is doing his best to enjoy what remains of his offseason.
Along with several U.S. Army Golden Knights, Ryan jumped out of a plane from 12,500 feet above Niagara Falls and parachuted 60 seconds to the ground Friday.
The Bills' Twitter account kept fans updated on Ryan's jump throughout the day:
Rex is ready. ✈️
(And yes, his shirt says: Don't hate me because I'm a little cooler. #RexSwag) pic.twitter.com/ihku0zFXcl
— Buffalo Bills (@buffalobills) July 17, 2015
Q: What made you want to jump from the plane today?
Rex: "I like living." pic.twitter.com/skFKpEwa9s
— Buffalo Bills (@buffalobills) July 17, 2015
REX HAS LANDED! pic.twitter.com/t95m5GzFyg
— Buffalo Bills (@buffalobills) July 17, 2015
"That was awesome. I'm ready to go again." pic.twitter.com/Rdr0LGdYcX
— Buffalo Bills (@buffalobills) July 17, 2015