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    Former Dolphins QB Playfully Rips Ryan Clark for Bizarre Outfit Choice on Monday Night Football

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    Among NFL fashion hits and misses, a former Dolphins QB roasted Ryan Clark’s bizarre MNF outfit, a mismatched thrift store explosion.

    Former Miami Dolphins QB Ryan Fitzpatrick called out Ryan Clark’s Monday night fashion flop — because, apparently, looking like a mismatched thrift store explosion is now a vibe.

    Clark showed up in an outfit so bizarre that it left viewers questioning if he had lost a bet or just stopped caring. The ex-QB didn’t hesitate to roast Clark’s wardrobe choice, turning pregame chatter into an impromptu style roast session.

    On NFL talk shows, where analysis meets antics, wardrobe choices can steal the limelight faster than a game-winning touchdown. And let’s be real — Clark’s outfit turned into the weirdest highlight of the night.

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    Ryan Fitzpatrick Calls Out Ryan Clark’s Latest Fashion Disaster

    Fashion hits hard in the NFL, and sometimes, it misses even harder. Former Dolphins QB Ryan Fitzpatrick took to X to take a playful jab at Clark’s latest fashion disaster ahead of Monday Night Football.

    Fitzpatrick posted: “You have to have friends in your life that’ll be honest with you no matter what…I have lots of those and they make fun of my shirts every week. Just wanted to make sure you have those friends too Ryan Clark and if you don’t… What the hell are you wearing?”

    Clark showed up on set rocking a white shirt paired with a bizarrely designed blue suit and a gray-ish cowboy hat. It was a head-turning ensemble that left fans scratching their heads.

    This isn’t the first time Clark has made waves with his fashion choices.

    Earlier this month, ahead of MNF, he wore a half-and-half suit combo that looked like it belonged in an ugly suit competition rather than a professional analyst’s wardrobe.

    Fitzpatrick’s comment — even as playful as it might have been — highlights an unspoken truth in NFL analyst circles: wardrobe choices are fair game for criticism, especially when you’re in the spotlight. Analysts often bring their personality to the set, and Clark’s style choices have consistently been … well, unique.

    Clark’s wardrobe experiments have become a quirky part of his on-air persona.

    At this point, fans aren’t just watching the games — they’re watching what bizarre outfit Clark will wear next; thanks to Fitzpatrick, the jokes just keep rolling.

    Clark Among Some to Highlight Mike Tomlin’s Key Role in Russell Wilson’s Revival

    Despite Clark’s questionable wardrobe choices at times, his analysis of what’s happening on and off the field is arguably some of the best in the industry.

    Look no further than when he highlighted Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin’s role in reviving Russell Wilson’s career.

    Wilson’s resurgence with the Steelers is no fluke — it’s a product of the perfect coach-player fit, according to Clark. The former Steelers star safety turned analyst praised Mike Tomlin for reviving Wilson’s career, highlighting Tomlin’s leadership style as a crucial factor.

    “To me, Russell Wilson found his Russell Wilson,” Clark said on “The Pivot Podcast” (via The Mirror). He pointed out that Wilson’s optimism, often seen as contrived, matches Tomlin’s own relentlessly positive outlook.

    Sports broadcaster Ryan Clark prior to a game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium.
    Nov 20, 2023; Kansas City, Missouri, USA; Sports broadcaster Ryan Clark prior to a game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jay Biggerstaff-USA TODAY Sports

    Clark contrasted this with Wilson’s struggles with the Denver Broncos. Under Nathaniel Hackett and Sean Payton, Wilson dealt with poor coaching connections, public embarrassment, and an overall lack of support.

    “Sean Payton didn’t have a connection to you, so he mistreats you, beats you down, embarrasses you publicly,” Clark said.

    Now, with the Steelers, Wilson finds himself with a coach who brings competence and respect. Tomlin’s approach isn’t about changing Wilson but integrating him into a team that genuinely values his contributions. With Tomlin, Wilson isn’t just a quarterback — he’s part of a family.

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