Ryan Clark launches The Pivot Sports live show after leaving ESPN

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Last updated Sep 14, 2026

Ryan Clark launches The Pivot Sports live show after leaving ESPN
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Ryan Clark announced the launch of The Pivot Sports, a weekly live show produced in partnership with NFL Films, airing on YouTube. This marks his first major move after departing ESPN earlier this summer, where he was a prominent figure in NFL media. The show will focus on NFL commentary, featuring Clark as host and analyst, while he maintains connections with co-hosts Channing Crowder and Fred Taylor. Clark expressed a shift toward prioritizing passion and people in his work. The show is expected to engage his YouTube audience and may eventually appeal to Netflix.

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  • The Pivot Sports premieres today at 2 PM EST.
  • Clark previously appeared on several ESPN programs including Get Up and First Take.
  • The show aims to provide straightforward NFL commentary.
  • Clark intends to focus on 'passion over platform' in his new venture.
  • The show is currently set to air on YouTube.
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  • 6:30 PMYahoo SportsRyan Clark launches ‘The Pivot Sports’ weekly live show in first post-ESPN move
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Ryan Clark was one of the most visible people in NFL media for nearly a decade. The former Pittsburgh Steelers safety joined ESPN shortly after retiring and quickly became a regular across the network’s programming. In recent seasons, Clark often appeared on Get Up, First Take, and NFL Live during the day; he was also a panelist…

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