There's always an outlet for woke drivel, folks.It's 2026, after all.Clark was laid off from ESPN last month, along with dozens of others, including Cam Newton and Karl Ravech.
Clark's removal was the most high-profile given it happened during a live taping of NFL Live, and also suspiciously came after OutKick told the network we knew Clark was amongst the oncoming layoffs.SPORTS MEDIA RUSHES TO CAST RYAN CLARK AS VICTIM WHILE PORTRAYING ESPN AS THE VILLAINThat's neither here nor there, though.Semantics!Clark was then fired — in his words — and then immediately jumped on his "Pivot" podcast and literally cried racism, as one does in these circumstances.
He said he wasn't allowed to be "too black" at ESPN.Seriously.Anyway, Clark's most recent target? Sophie Cunningham, of course! Duh.Clark hopped back on his podcast this week and decided to drag Sophie through the mud because she said little girls in locker rooms deserve to be protected.Ryan Clark of ESPN's Monday Night Football Countdown before the NFC Wild Card Playoff game between the Minnesota Vikings and the Los Angeles Rams at State Farm Stadium on Jan.
13, 2025, in Glendale, Ariz.(Getty Images)"Divisive gossip from a 9-point scorer gets more attention than the league’s best teams and players," Clark tweeted Tuesday while also pushing a clip of his podcast further calling out Cunningham.Without ever mentioning her name, of course."We're seeing players who don't even average 10 points a game, and that's who's on your networks and TVs, answering questions and starting back and forths about things that aren't basketball," he continued."To me, it's about pushing the right things.
Talking about the right things.Making sure the right things are at the forefront of people's mind."Amazing.
The 'ol, "FOCUS ON THE BASKETBALL!" argument from Ryan Clark.This one is about as bad as the "trans in women's sports isn't a real issue!" comment you see all the time from the left.When someone says that, you know they'r...