Sportscaster Ryan Clark Reveals His Son Jordan’s NIL Deal Surpassed His Entire NFL Rookie Salary

Sportscaster Ryan Clark Reveals His Son Jordan’s NIL Deal Surpassed His Entire NFL Rookie Salary
‘The Pivot’ host Ryan Clark is opening up about the changing financial landscape for young athletes—and how his son’s earnings highlight the shift.
During a recent appearance on Complex’s Idea Generation, the former NFL safety revealed his son Jordan Clark, now with the New York Jets, made more from an NIL deal than Ryan Clark did during his entire NFL rookie contract.
“We’re sitting down, and we’re having the NIL meeting, and you know he’s told that his baseline is going to be more money than I made my rookie year in the NFL,” Ryan said. “It’s crazy, right?”
Ryan, whose rookie deal with the Giants paid $262,500 annually, warned that these lucrative NIL deals can easily derail athletes without the right guidance.
“When you think about some of these kids who don’t have the right people around them… players have to be extremely weary,” he cautioned.
View this post on Instagram
Did you know Ryan’s son was in the NFL?
VIA: Complex
Previous Article
Next Article
Stefon Diggs’ S3xual A$$ault Accuser Ordered To Turn Over Private DMs, Text Messages & Travel Records
Former Boxer Adrien Broner Hyped As Twin Brother Debuts Fresh Cut Ahead Of Their Birthday
Boosie Sued By Security Guard Who Claims Rapper Smashed Glass Hookah Over His Head
Yung Miami Mistakenly Says LeBron James Went To The 49ers Instead Of The Miami Heat, Sparking Social Media Reactions
Kevin Durant Fires Back At LeBron James Critics: “Who Cares What Miserable Fans Think?”
Boxer Adrien Broner Threatens To Quit Streaming Over ‘Fake Allegations’ In S*xual B*ttery Lawsuit
Gillie Da Kid, Dawn Staley, Stephen A. Smith, Caitlin Clark, Gilbert Arenas, Tyrese Maxey, & More React To LeBron James Signing With The , Philadelphia 76ers
Journalist Jemele Hill Weighs In After Activist Mysonne Claims Colin Kaepernick Ghosted Insiders Who Helped With Protest Movement Before Settlement With NFL