Ryan Clark Says Sorry to RG3 for Dragging Wife Into Angel Reese-Caitlin Clark Feud
Sarah Johnson
May 24, 2025
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Ryan Clark apologizes to Robert Griffin III for involving his wife in a debate over Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark, sparking controversy and backlash.
Former NFL star Ryan Clark has publicly apologized to Robert Griffin III for dragging Griffin’s wife into a heated debate over basketball players Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark. The controversy erupted after Griffin claimed on social media that Reese "hates" Clark, prompting Clark to counter with remarks about Griffin’s personal life, specifically referencing his wife’s race. Clark’s comments stirred backlash, with many calling them out of line.
In a reflective YouTube post, Clark admitted his mistake, saying, "I took a sports disagreement and made it personal, which was wrong." He emphasized that his intent was to defend Reese, a young Black woman, but acknowledged that involving Griffin’s wife was unnecessary and hurtful. "Families are off-limits," Clark stated, expressing regret to Griffin’s wife, Grete, and urging others to respect their privacy.
The feud didn’t end there. Former ESPN colleague Sage Steele slammed Clark’s remarks as "classless" and "divisive," reigniting tensions from their own past disputes. Griffin responded by calling Clark’s character into question, escalating the public spat. This drama, rooted in a basketball rivalry, highlights the fine line between passionate debate and personal attacks in the sports world.
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Editor's Comments
Ryan Clark tried to dunk on RG3 but ended up fouling out with a personal jab. Why turn a court-side debate into a family feud? It’s like arguing over a layup and bringing up someone’s grocery list. Stick to the game, folks—nobody wins when the whistle blows on civility.
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