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Former NFL safety turned analyst Ryan Clark has responded to Craig Carton's accusations of him being a race-baiter. The deadline called out the former Steelers player after the Seattle Seahawks won Super Bowl LX and quarterback Sam Darnold went to Disneyland with running back Kenneth Walker.
Ryan Clark breaks silence on Craig Carton's accusations
Clarke posted a tweet on X on Friday, downplaying the comments. He then said that Carton's remarks were just a way for him to boost engagement online.
"Y'all make up anything. Hope it got you some click brother!!"
It is a long-tradition in the NFL that the Super Bowl MVP always has a day out at Disney World. However, this season's MVP, Kenneth Walker, was accompanied by Sam Darnold to his trip to the theme park.
On Tuesday, edition of the "Craig Carton" show, the analyst fired a shot at Ryan Clark and Jemele Hill, urging them not to be sad that a white quarterback accompanying Walker to Disney World.
"I am every concerned about the mental health & welface of Jemele Hill & Ryan Clark," Carton said. "I don't want them to get too upset that Sam Darnold got invited to Disney World along with Kenneth Walker, the MVP of Super Bowl LX.
"And I know the mere sight of having a white player in that teacup with the MVP, who happens to be black, is enough to set them off and down a very bad path. So I'm hoping that we could do a wellness check on the two biggest race baiterse in America to make sure they're OK, that they're not upset that Kenneth Walker had to share the teacup ride with his white quarterback."
In the Super Bowl clash against the Patriots, Sam Darnold completed 19 of 38 passes for 202 yards and a touchdown. On the other hand, Kenneth Walker had 135 rushing yards on 27 carries.
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