Russell Wilson didn’t want to talk about the past after the Steelers’ fourth consecutive loss Saturday night — and ESPN’s ...

ESPN analyst Ryan Clark on Wednesday responded to Aaron Rodgers shading him on The Pat McAfee Show and bringing up his ...

Aaron Rodgers's weekly appearances on ESPN can be problematic, especially if he's going to take shots at ESPN talent while on ...

Ryan Clark is absolutely tired of Aaron Rodgers. The former NFL defensive back and current ESPN analyst branded the Jets’ starting quarterback a “fraud” during an on-air discussion Friday on ...

It started last week on First Take when ESPN’s Ryan Clark went in on Aaron Rodgers and called him everything from arrogant to a fraud. There is A LOT to unpack here. Given what Clark said about ...

As the Jets look to end their four-game losing streak, quarterback Aaron Rodgers made his weekly appearance on "The Pat McAfee Show" on ESPN Tuesday ... culminating in Clark's response Friday ...

ESPN analyst Ryan Clark called out Aaron Rodgers on Friday over his recent criticism of the way the network has evolved over the years. My issue with him is you’re doing the exact same thing ...

CINCINNATI — ESPN analyst Ryan Clark says the Bengals need to take a long look at head coach Zac Taylor following a 4-8 start. "You need to start looking at coaches that can take this to the ...

Looking through the lens of C.J. Stroud 's impactful rookie season, ESPN's Ryan Clark believes Jayden Daniels deserves even ...

But so far, Ryan Clark has been the only ESPN talent with the stomach to stand up against the crotchety, washed-up quarterback. Doubling down on his critiques of Rodgers heading into Week 16 of ...

Stephen A. Smith urged Aaron Rodgers not to continue his ongoing feud with ESPN analyst Ryan Clark, suggesting the Jets quarterback should “show us what you got left” on the field instead.

As the Jets look to end their four-game losing streak, quarterback Aaron Rodgers made his weekly appearance on "The Pat McAfee Show" on ESPN Tuesday afternoon ... Here's what Rodgers said and Clark's ...