Posted on 07/21/2026 3:35:06 PM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
ESPN fired analyst and former NFL player Ryan Clark while he was in the middle of an episode of “NFL Live” Monday.
He sent prayers and love to other ESPN employees who have recently been fired by the outlet.
Clark was let go during an on-air break following the segment below:
The Athletic reports ESPN was forced to fire Clark mid-show out of fear that he would learn about his termination online after the news was leaked to other media outlets.
ESPN and NFL Network, which are both owned by Disney, will reportedly announce additional layoffs this week.
Outkick founder Clay Travis posted to social media that news of Clark’s firing was leaked to his outlet, calling it a “chef’s kiss.”
“Sanity is finally winning and wiping the floor with the woke sports universe,” he wrote.
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On the air live would have been even better.
Hilarious... Did they have security escort him out of the building?
That’s always an awkward moment at any workplace... When they get security to remove your former coworker.
Heated on-air exchange pushed Ryan Clark out at ESPN
Schrager had just finished making a case that Lamb, who had seven receptions for 110 yards in the loss, should be feeling better about his performance than Brown, who had one reception for eight yards in the Eagles’ win.
“We shouldn’t do this on TV, so I apologize if people think this is rude: That’s the non-player in you,” Clark said while pointing at Schrager. The former Pittsburgh Steeler was implying that because Schrager wasn’t a former NFL player, he didn’t understand that the team’s result is more important than individual performances.
https://nypost.com/2026/07/20/sports/ryan-clark-fired-from-espn-this-exchange/?dicbo=v2-dSD51XX
Yeah, that’s not fun.
This guy said the hardest thing he’s ever had to do is pretend that Brock Purdy is an NFL caliber quarterback.
Most places now have security in the floor while an HR person delivers the news and escorts them out. If the person gets violent security will jump in but ex employees have successfully sued because being escorted out of the building by security can infer the person has done something wrong.
Americans are tired of being bombarded with leftist politics. in spaces where they don’t belong.
Seems to have been a very niggardly action by ESPN...
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