Source: BroBible
Summary
ESPN is cutting ties with NFL analyst Ryan Clark after over a decade at the network. Clark was informed of the decision while on the set of NFL Live. He was slated to be a large part of ESPN’s Super Bowl 61 coverage and was earning roughly $2M per year. Clark’s departure is the first part of expected layoffs at ESPN. He had to issue numerous public apologies last year for controversies, including shaming a colleague and making false statements on air.
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The habit gets a new name.
Ryan Clark’s ESPN exit comes with a string of controversies and apologies. He shamed a colleague, belittled another, and made false statements on air. His departure is just the beginning of expected layoffs at ESPN. The network is cutting ties with Clark after over a decade, despite his $2M per year salary. And the real question is: how many apologies does it take to get fired from ESPN?
Author: Evan Null
