Fans Slam ESPN's Ryan Clark over Controversial Tom Brady Remark

Fans Slam ESPN's Ryan Clark over Controversial Tom Brady Remark

ESPN's Ryan Clark faced backlash on social media after stating on 'First Take' that Tom Brady was not a 'generational talent.' The discussion, involving Dan Orlovsky and Stephen A. Smith, began with a focus on Texas quarterback Arch Manning's recent performance against Ohio State. Clark argued that Manning fell short of being a 'generational talent,' a category he believed did not include Brady, Drew Brees, or Peyton Manning.

Clark mentioned John Elway and Patrick Mahomes as examples of 'generational talents,' a statement that surprised his co-hosts. Social media users also expressed disbelief at Clark's remarks, with some using GIFs and quotes to criticize his opinion.

While many consider Peyton Manning a 'generational talent' due to his success after being drafted first overall, Tom Brady, despite being a late-round pick, is widely regarded as one of the greatest NFL winners. Brees, who had a long career in the league, is a subject of debate among fans regarding his 'generational talent' status. The majority of fans disagree with Clark's assessment of Brady, leading to strong reactions against his viewpoint.

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