Rex Ryan & His Golf Buddy Are Joining 'The Amazing Race'

While people are still trying to figure out if Tom Brady will appear this fall on Fox's "Masked Singer," it's 100% confirmed that Rex Ryan will use his feet, brains and street smarts when "The Amazing Race" fires up this fall on CBS.

Rex will team up with his golfing buddy, 40-year-old probation officer Tim Mann, as they compete during the show's 34th season. During a preview video, Mann revealed that the golf cartners have known each other six or seven years.

"Where our story kind of started, was his love for the Buffalo Bills and the fact that I failed miserably as the head coach of the Buffalo Bills," Rex said in the interview.








As for the mindset going into such a competition, Rex says they had a strategy going in and it revolved around his history as a head coach and his team-building experience. "If you want to be really good, you lean on yourself. But if you want to be great, you lean on yourself and others," the ESPN "Countdown" analyst said.


"I think a lot of people will love us just because we are kind of the underdogs here. Why not us? We've got a one in 12 chance, we might as well go for it."



The incredibly disappointing news here is that Rex didn't pick his wife, Michelle, as his race partner. It's been too long since we've seen content out of Michelle who reportedly starred in foot fetish kink videos shot by Rex way back in 2010.

Now that would've been some incredible 2022 content with the two of them running around Europe. Instead we're stuck with Rex's golf buddy and not even his brother Rob, who tag-teamed with Rex during a Nashville bar fight.

Oh well, let's try to have some fun. Rex is guaranteed to drop at least one foot reference. Be on high alert.








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Joe Kinsey is the Senior Director of Content of OutKick and the editor of the Morning Screencaps column that examines a variety of stories taking place in real America. Kinsey is also the founder of OutKick’s Thursday Night Mowing League, America’s largest virtual mowing league. Kinsey graduated from University of Toledo.