Ryan Clark is no longer at ESPN, but the former NFL defensive back is still going viral for his takes on social media. The longtime ESPN NFL analyst, who was let go by the network earlier this summer, ...

Ryan Clark broke down in tears on "The Pivot" podcast after ESPN fired him, prompting Asante Samuel to publicly call out his emotional response.

When I go home and this kid, you know, from the West Bank is like so accepted in New Orleans now, like I wouldn’t change that.” ...

Sophie Cunningham’s strong shooting night for the Indiana Fever became part of a wider dispute after former ESPN analyst Ryan Clark criticized the WNBA attentio ...

Ryan Clark used his "Pivot" podcast to target Sophie Cunningham's basketball credentials after she spoke about protecting girls in locker rooms.

Former NFL safety turned sports commentator Ryan Clark slammed Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham’s “divisive gossip” while explaining how it is hindering the growth of the WNBA. Cunningham sparked ...

Ryan Clark has publicly slammed Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White, calling them absolute clowns for mocking the WNBA.

Ryan Clark was fired by ESPN, then a Baltimore seafood spot jokingly offered him a job.

The NFL offseason also extends to media that cover the NFL. Ryan Clark is part of the latest round of layoffs at ESPN, according to The Athletic's Andrew Marchand. The news comes as NFL training camps ...

Ryan Clark detailed his thought process and emotions after losing his ESPN job in the latest round of layoffs in an episode of his podcast.

Former NFL safety Ryan Clark addressed the report that he wasn't forced off the air after being laid off by ESPN.

Former safety Ryan Clark warned the Pittsburgh Steelers that paying wide receiver Antonio Brown big money would make him untrainable.