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Ryan Clark has turned ESPN into a complete circus with his out-of-control behavior. The former NFL player keeps starting fights with his own colleagues and then plays victim when people call him out. His latest meltdown came when he attacked Peter Schrager on live TV just for having a different opinion about football.
Clark told Schrager that disagreeing with him showed “the non-player in you.” This is the same tired playbook these woke athletes always use when they can’t win an argument with facts. They attack people personally instead of debating the actual topic like adults should.
But this is just the tip of the iceberg with Clark’s problematic pattern. Earlier this year he went after Robert Griffin III and made disgusting personal comments about his interracial marriage. He crossed every line of decency and turned a sports debate into a racial attack on a colleague’s family.
The most outrageous part is how ESPN keeps protecting Clark while they would fire anyone else for this behavior. Remember when they destroyed other hosts for much smaller mistakes? But Clark gets special treatment and just has to say sorry on Twitter like that fixes everything.
ESPN colleagues are privately demanding that the network finally discipline Clark for his constant drama. They see right through his fake apologies and know he will just do it again next week. The guy thinks he can say whatever he wants because he played football twenty years ago.
Stephen A. Smith rushed to defend Clark and said this wasn’t a “fireable offense.” Of course the network’s biggest star would protect his buddy while regular Americans get cancelled for far less. This is exactly the kind of double standard that shows how corrupt these media companies really are.
Clark himself demanded accountability when other people made controversial comments about women’s basketball. He wanted them fired immediately for their words. But now that he’s the one creating problems, suddenly accountability doesn’t matter anymore and we should all just move on.
ESPN has completely lost its way and Ryan Clark proves it every single day. They preach about diversity and inclusion while letting their hosts attack colleagues based on race and playing experience. American families deserve better than this race-baiting nonsense when they just want to watch sports highlights.
