Ryan Clark reveals that things had started going south with Antonio Brown even before the Steelers were forced to trade him ...

That's precisely why former Steelers safety Ryan Clark made a highly controversial take on ESPN's Get Up on Wednesday. Clark encouraged the Steelers and Tomlin to consider losing—tanking the ...

Ryan Clark believes Mike Tomlin should explore his options and move on from the Pittsburgh Steelers if it’s possible. While speaking with TMZ Sports, the ESPN NFL analyst and former Steelers ...

Former Steelers safety Ryan Clark has been the most vocal defender of Tomlin, and in a recent appearance on Get Up, Clark said that Tomlin, as well as Aaron Rodgers, have underachieved in their ...

Former Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark believes it is time for Mike Tomlin to step away from the team. Clark, who still believes Tomlin is ‘unfirable‘, says much like Andy Reid with the ...

53-year-old Mike Tomlin has been with the Pittsburgh Steelers for 18 long years now. Yet, Pittsburgh Steelers’ former safety Ryan Clark wants Tomlin to step down from the throne. Fun fact? Ryan ...

Clark encouraged the Steelers and Tomlin to consider losing—tanking the 2025 season—in order to finally secure a true franchise quarterback in the 2026 NFL Draft, which is projected to be ...

Ryan Clark dug ito his plan for the Steelers coach. Barry Reeger-Imagn Images. Tomlin has led the Steelers to a .500-or-better record in every season he’s been at the helm since taking over for ...

The ESPN analyst and former Steelers player suggests Mike Tomlin's voice has "run stale" despite the coach never producing a losing season in 17 years.

Former Steelers safety Ryan Clark offered a controversial take — arguing that both Aaron Rodgers and Mike Tomlin have underachieved in their careers.

Mike Tomlin has been coaching the Pittsburgh Steelers since 2007 and never had a losing season in the NFL. While interviewing defensive lineman Cam Heyward on "The Pivot Podcast," host and former ...

Ryan Clark made a profound statement Tuesday, saying Aaron Rodgers and Mike Tomlin have both underachieved in their respective careers. Quarterbacks and head coaches are judged harshly when it ...