Polarizing NFL analyst Ryan Clark was laid off from ESPN on Monday in one of the worst possible ways imaginable.

According to The Athletic, Clark learned he was being let go while he was appearing live on Monday’s ‘NFL Live’. Sources told the outlet the former NFL safety did not finish the show after being informed of the decision. The report says ESPN ...

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Former Pittsburgh Steelers star Ryan Clark is reportedly out at ESPN after more than a decade with the network. The Athletic’s Andrew Marchand reported Monday that ESPN has cut ties with Clark. More layoffs are expected to occur at ESPN this week,