While much of the NFL world was ripping C.J. Stroud for his pathetic first half performance in New England, ESPN analyst Ryan Clark went the other way. Stroud, a first round pick out of Ohio State, is only 24 years old,

It would be a massive shock if former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin does not enter into television for the 2026 NFL season. There are plenty of options for Tomlin, who will likely command a significant salary and a top assignment.

Football fans are teeing off on ESPN’s Ryan Clark after his hot take on Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen. The former Pittsburgh Steelers safety is no stranger to controversial takes. Remember, Ryan Clark tried blaming Bo Nix for Micah Parsons’ season-ending ACL tear in the Denver Broncos’ Week 15 home game against the Green Bay Packers.

ESPN analyst Ryan Clark is once again going viral because of something he said about Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud. Unfortunately for Stroud, he had an awful performance against the New England Patriots during the divisional round of the playoffs.

Among New England’s doubters was the entire cast of ESPN’s NFL Live. When making their predictions ahead of Sunday’s divisional round clash, the five-person crew of analysts, consisting of Mina Kimes, Ryan Clark, Dan Orlovsky, Hannah Storm and Marcus Spears, unanimously forecasted a Houston victory.

ESPN analyst Ryan Clark questioned whether the Seattle Seahawks are setting up Sam Darnold for excuses if he does not play well in the NFC Divisional round against the San Francisco 49ers.

The Announcer Jinx is the most dreaded curse in all of football. Second to that is the equally potent but less appreciated Unanimous Game Predictions by a pre-game show or studio show. We were reminded of just how ominous that situation is when ESPN’s NFL Live crew realized they had all selected the Houston Texans Read