From Newsweek · Cameron Kiszla · · 1m
ESPN blocks Ryan Clark from new TV job
Fired ESPN analyst Ryan Clark can't join rival networks due to noncompete clause.
In brief
Fired ESPN analyst Ryan Clark can't join rival networks due to noncompete clause. Fired ESPN analyst Ryan Clark remains barred from new TV jobs until February 28 due to a noncompete clause that runs through the NFL season. Originally reported by Newsweek.
Ryan Clark fired from ESPN
Ryan Clark was fired from ESPN after promoting his new studio show, 'The Pivot Sports with Ryan Clark'.
Clark refuses rival TV jobs
Clark stated he cannot join rival networks because he is still under a noncompete clause that runs until the end of the NFL season.
Noncompete clause details
Clark explained the noncompete clause allows him to earn money until the last day of February, after which he will seek new employment.
Clark's new show
Clark launched 'The Pivot Sports' to address his passion for football and share his perspective on the game.
Clark's future plans
Clark aims to return to television soon while keeping 'The Pivot Sports' running as his primary outlet.
The essence
Fired ESPN analyst Ryan Clark remains barred from new TV jobs until February 28 due to a noncompete clause that runs through the NFL season.
