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Wow: Ryan Clark was reportedly fired from ESPN due to his “poor verbal conduct” with fellow colleague Peter Schrager. Specifically this exchange between the two last September on live television. Clark: "That’s the non-player in you" Schrager: "Don’t belittle me like that, I can come & say as 3... show more

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Holy Sh*t: Ryan Clark BELITTLE's Peter Schrager in a heated argument on live TV. Clark: "That’s the non-player in you." Schrager: "Don’t belittle me like that, I can come and say as three ex-players are saying one thing, and give an alternative perspective." Clark: "Peter, what I need for you to do is not get mad and let me finish." 😬😬😬

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Ryan Clark admits he changed who he was to survive at ESPN: “I knew I couldn’t be too Black.” “To answer that, I think what makes me a little bit, though, sad about myself is I did adjust who I was to try to keep my job. I did have meetings with people and say, ‘Okay, what is it that you need from me?’ Not the analyst—the analyst was damn good, right? If you care about the person that’s on TV, what is it you need from me? Because I want to do that. I want to build a relationship. I want to involve you in the things I’m doing. You know, man, like this show—for three years, bro—we never shied away from any topic. We never shied away from tackling anything. We did this year because I knew I couldn’t have no beef. I knew I couldn’t respond to disrespect, right? I knew, for lack of a better word, I knew I couldn’t be too Black.”

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DepressedBergman

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Stephen A. Smith reveals a former football player with his own podcast told him the “truth ain’t meant to be told” when Republicans do something right. This story begins in Vegas, when the football player confronted Smith, saying: “Yo, man, you sound like one of them [Republican].” Smith replied: “I don’t give a damn what you say I sound like.” The football player got brutally honest with Smith and said: “Look, bro, let me, let me keep it a buck with you and just tell it to you like this.” “We are living in very serious times.” “‘The truth ain’t meant to be told sometimes.’” That last statement stopped Smith in his tracks. He responded: “‘Wait a minute, what you talking about?’” The former football player replied: “‘I don’t give a damn what it is that they’re doing right is nothing compared to what they’re doing wrong, therefore you should never say they’re doing something right.’” “‘I’m swearing to you, this is what he said,’” Smith attests. “I'm not gonna say his name cause I don’t know if he wants me to do that.” Chilling if true. I wonder who Smith could be talking about here… because there are only so many former football players with their own podcasts.

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Dwyane Wade on his comments towards Bam about the play in: “That’s my brother. Let me say and do things that yall can’t do. Spo can’t walk in the locker room and say certain things that I can say. The organization can’t do or say certain things that I can say. I’m going to hold the organization to a standard. I was born in Chicago but I’m damn sure from the show me state. SHOW ME. Just like I said to Bam on the show, it’s not that I believe in you or this organization. I’ve seen it, but show me! You know what they doing? They showing me. I’m bout to send some emojis to Bam right now (🤐) I’ll zip It as long as you keep showing me baby! Show me that you’re one of those dudes that we know you are and that’s what you’re doing right now. LETS GO, LETS GO! Also, Don’t give me a county if yall don’t like that I’m going to hold yall to a standard! This is my organization. We’ll always battle on what they believe and what I believe because I believe in that. I want to see Bam get this! I want to see him get this (💍) Just like Zo, just like UD, just like myself. So I’m going to be on Bamonte ass!” (Via Wy Network by Dwyane Wade)

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A senior ESPN exec told Ryan Clark he was "the best we have" before ESPN cut his $2,000,000 contract anyway "When the thing happened with Peter, I didn't know what was next. I didn't know what people thought of me" "There's someone very high up at ESPN who doesn't say a lot. So much so, you really be feeling like he don't mess with you" "He told me, he said, 'I don't know about everybody else. I don't know about every other show...but you'll be on Monday Night Call. You'll work at halftime. You gonna finish every night with Scott cuz you're the best we have'" "I remember walking back into the trailer like skipping" "Certain lies will be told, certain clips will be played and compiled to make me seem like one thing over 12 years where I was nominated for three Emmys where I won an Emmy" "When I'm on TV, they don't put four sports Emmys on there. They never did that for me" "I walk away knowing that I was the best y'all had"

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Faim

186,224 views • 1 month ago

➖Scott Van Pelt and Ryan Clark reacts to late hit calls in #Chiefs vs. #Texans | NFL on ESPN 🗣️ Ryan “I think the first thing you have to start to understand the position these defensive players are in. Patrick Mahomes in that moment is running side to side. He’s basically playing with the defenders and then when they close on him, he falls straight to the ground. ..These players were trying to tackle Patrick Mahomes as he danced around versus their defense and when you have a call like this, in this situation, that gives the Kansas City Chiefs a new set of downs [+15 yards]—that’s an issue. To Chiefs fans.. we’re not making an excuse or saying this is the reason that they won, but you gotta acknowledge the calls versus the team that you have to be virtually perfect against.” 🗣️ SVP “That last drive, the drive that we’re talking about on that penalty, that led to the touchdown on Kelce. That extended the lead to 8.” 🗣️ Ryan “Absolutely, and so you’re deflated as a football team if you do everything you need to do to get a stop. If you converge on Patrick Mahomes in the way that you’re supposed to and you don’t commit a foul but yet you’re handed one—that’s an issue.”

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141,211 views • 1 year ago

Ryan Clark reveals the painful truth after ESPN fired him: “I feel like I let them win.” “I feel like there’s a group of people - a faction of individuals - who wanted to devalue my voice, who wanted to take away my platform. I feel like I let them win, you know? But then there’s the other side of it, of like, my platform isn’t as big anyway, or it’s not as impactful anyway, if I don’t do those things - if I’m not that person, if I’m not authentically me.”

Ryan Clark reveals the painful truth after ESPN fired him: “I feel like I let them win.” “I feel like there’s a group of people - a faction of individuals - who wanted to devalue my voice, who wanted to take away my platform. I feel like I let them win, you know? But then there’s the other side of it, of like, my platform isn’t as big anyway, or it’s not as impactful anyway, if I don’t do those things - if I’m not that person, if I’m not authentically me.”

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