Ryan Clark is one of the top analysts in the world, and he was one of the best players in the NFL. His career lasted 13 seasons, split between three teams, and we would win football’s ultimate prize, the Lombardi Trophy.
Since his days as a star safety in the NFL, the 45-year-old has taken his talents to the media and is now a respected member of ESPN’s broadcast team. However, he doesn’t just keep his talents for the TV screen, as the former safety does do outside interviews.
Back in 2004, the former Pittsburgh Steeler, New York Giant, and Washington Redskin, got married to his now-wife, Yonka Clark. On a recent YouTube podcast called We Playin’ Spades, Yonka was referenced in an unexpected spill of information.
Clark appeared on the show with Channing Crowder, who also played in the NFL for the Miami Dolphins, and the two ended up revealing their wives made them get vasectomies. They were not all shy about the ordeal.
Former NFL players Ryan Clark and Channing Crowder reveal they both had vasectomies, while Nick Cannon makes it clear he’s not done having kids.
— The Art Of Dialogue (@ArtOfDialogue_) March 17, 2025
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Ryan Clark Hints At Advice For Nick Cannon
One of the show’s co-hosts that Clark and Crowder were on was Nick Cannon, who has more than 10 kids. The two used the conversation as a hint at Cannon, who denied that he was done having kids. However, fans respected Clark after finding out.
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“Respect,” said one fan.
Respect 🫡
— 〽️K 💛💙🏈🏀🏒🦄 (@mkgoblue) March 18, 2025
“Respecting her choice, teamwork matters,” added another.
Respecting her choice, teamwork matters!
— Freddy (@SKULSHADY) March 18, 2025
“There’s nothing wrong with that. It’s safer for him to get clipped than her to get her tubes tied,” said another user.
There’s nothing wrong with that. It’s safer for him to get clipped than her to get her tubes tied and it’s her choice to say she can’t have anymore children. Anyone disagreeing with them is ignorant
— Omar Kahnstruction Inc (@NeightFSU) March 18, 2025
“But seriously, the best decision I’ve made,” said another.
Dead ass I’m with Channing. They took good care of me at my vasectomy.
— material boy, material joy (@____the_adore) March 18, 2025
But seriously, the best decision I’ve made
While not all the comments were positive towards the former NFL safety, it’s clear that he was trying to send a message to someone else at the table. Nick Cannon isn’t done, and who knows if he’ll ever be, but we do know that both Clark and Crowder are.
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