ESPN’s Ryan Clark Had the Most Fired Up Telestrator Segment After Browns-Steelers, and NFL Fans Loved It

The ESPN analyst was electric while breaking down Monday night’s Browns-Steelers game.
ESPN’s Ryan Clark Had the Most Fired Up Telestrator Segment After Browns-Steelers, and NFL Fans Loved It
ESPN’s Ryan Clark Had the Most Fired Up Telestrator Segment After Browns-Steelers, and NFL Fans Loved It /

ESPN NFL analyst Ryan Clark might be more excited than anyone that football is back in full swing, at least based on his effort breaking down Monday’s Steelers-Browns Monday Night Football showdown.

Clark appeared on SportsCenter after the Steelers’ big win and stole the show with his performance using a telestrator to analyze Pittsburgh’s huge defensive performance. 

He started by jogging across the set to get to the screen, then delivered an impassioned performance as he showed off how the Steelers scored two defensive touchdowns in the win. The combination of Clark’s energy and knowledge of the X’s and O’s made for the perfect segment. 

Clark barely has a second to breathe in the more than two minutes of analysis, but that didn’t slow him down. He even dropped in some memorable lines, like saying Steelers linebacker Alex Highsmith beat Browns lineman Jedrick Wills “like he stole something.” Based on the social media reaction, it was exactly the type of breakdown fans have been yearning for.

Clark also brought the juice with his analysis of the Saints’ win over the Carolina Panthers. This is gold.


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Kevin Sweeney
KEVIN SWEENEY

Kevin Sweeney is a staff writer at Sports Illustrated covering college basketball and the NBA draft. He joined the SI staff in July 2021 and also serves host and analyst for The Field of 68. Sweeney is a Naismith Trophy voter and ia member of the U.S. Basketball Writers Association. He is a graduate of Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.