Cam Newton fires back at Ryan Clark after his Jayden Daniels comments spark controversy, “Nobody is above critique.”

Ryan Clark and Robert Griffin III are getting after it on social media again. The two former NFL players turned analysts rekindled their beef after some drama pertaining to the former Heisman Trophy winner and Angel Reese.

Ryan Clark and his old pal Robert Griffin III could soon be at each other’s throats again following the latter’s oddly deciding to double down on his “Angel Reese hates Caitlin Clark” claims, despite the back-and-forth it triggered several weeks ago.

That idea didn't sit well with ESPN analyst Ryan Clark, who called Newton out for what he thought was a bad take based on Daniels' reported superb work ethic. In his latest 4th & 1 podcast, Newton doubled down and made a fair point that having good character is no guarantee of success and we should still be free to critique.

Former NFL player and analyst takes umbridge with fellow former NFL player turned Robert Griffin III over his analysis of Angel Reese.

A social media feud erupted between Ryan Clark and Robert Griffin III. It started after Griffin posted a controversial image of Angel Reese. Griffin called the image racist but added claims about Reese disliking Caitlin Clark.

Safety Ryan Clark of the Pittsburgh Steelers looks on from the sideline during a game against the Cincinnati Bengals at Heinz Field on December 15, 2013 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Ryan Clark has apologized for bringing Robert Griffin III’s wife into their beef. The ESPN analyst offered his former colleague a public apology on his podcast, ‘The Pivot,’ this Friday. He ...

The war of words between Aaron Rodgers and Ryan Clark has reached a boiling point this week, but the bad blood actually dates back well over a decade. In fact, Clark once openly admitted that on ...

Ryan Clark's contract expired with ESPN. According to Pro Football Talk, the network has an offer on the table for the ex-NFL star.

The Cowboys and Jerry Jones haven't learned their lesson yet as their waiting game will cost them again when they pay Micah Parsons now

Tua Tagovailoa sent a clear message to ESPN’s Ryan Clark after Clark criticized his nutrition and gym activity during the off-season. Clark discussed Tagovailoa on a recent episode of NFL Live ...