Former Pittsburgh Steelers Super Bowl champion Ryan Clark has been a prominent figure on ESPN for over three years. These days, there aren’t too many shows where he doesn’t appear and doesn’t comment on the news cycle. But his time with the world leader in sports is now coming to an end.Clark tweeted that his contract with ESPN is set to expire soon and that he is preparing. “Three years ago I signed a contract extension with ESPN. I was happy to prove that I was more worthy and I felt more worthy. I disagreed and that’s okay,” Clark wrote. “I was on a mission to end all conversations about who I am in this business, without a doubt.
I added [The Pivot]. [NFL Insider] So excited for Season 2!”I knew it would take effort. I knew that hard work doesn’t guarantee results, but I tried hard. It’s here now. The season is over. The agreement is concluded. Decision time. But here we are. The mission does not change. I want to be his best. Everything will happen. Today I am more motivated than ever. I’m still the same #DraftedFreeAgent!”Once his contract expires, Clarke could emerge as one of the top names in the analyst market. He will continue to expand The Pivot and explore other options that leading companies may need.
