Michelle Ryan Feet Fetish Video Scandle

More personal problems faced by beleaguered New York Jets football team today, when several media outlets questioned the coach Rex Ryan on foot fetish videos posted on the Internet showing him and his wife, Michelle. Deadspin.com report shows the number of videos starring a woman who is very similar to Michelle Ryan's setting foot in a suggestive position to the cameraman who sounds like Rex Ryan.

This latest incident follows two other notable disputes team. Sal Alosi, strength and conditioning coach, was suspended indefinitely earlier this month to turn off the player in the Dolphins punt return. Prior to this, the league began investigating whether the Jets players chased a reporter Ines Sainz during practice. But the new scandal is rocking the world of bowling may divert attention from the public fascination with enthusiasm Rex Ryan with the legs of his wife.

New York Jets Coach Confused on Origin of Football
For jet fans and management, the main concern of leakage fetish films is to determine the impact of this diversion would have on the jets before their crucial game against Chicago. Ryan has assured supporters that the team has not lost its focus, but he reluctantly admitted that he was living lie for decades.

"When I first got into football, I really do not know what it was. You can not blame me, the name is confusing. All I knew as a young man that's a whole bunch of like-minded exchange of mutual passion.'s Pastime, which includes in his legs and balls. Once I discovered that the game was really about, I just decided to play together. It was a very dangerous time in my life. "

Noise in the professional bowling community overshadows fetish videos
But even when the sports world is trying to recover from Rex Ryan foot fetish scandal, he finds himself mired in yet another public spectacle. Three-time PBA Tour champion Slim "Fats" Fettwanst suing Lurlene Jenks, owner of "preemptive strikes" bowling alley not far from Bennington Vale. Jenks Fettwanst accused of damaging the equipment during a crucial moment in the final rounds of the tournament.

"She walked in my lane and kicked my ball bag, as well as casual as you please," Fettwanst told reporters who attended the conference, with the bowler and his lawyer. "At first I was so shocked, I do not know what to do. It's not every day that a young woman attacks the ball bag. It hurt me deep inside. Why would someone something similar to a ball bag man?"