Former NFL player and ESPN analyst Ryan Clark recently delivered a sharp critique of New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers, following Rodgers' comments suggesting his critics should reveal their vaccination status. This escalated a feud that began when Rodgers criticized ESPN analysts, while simultaneously appearing on the network for "The Pat McAfee Show."

Clark, who previously called Rodgers a "fraud," posted a video on X addressing what he perceives as Rodgers' hypocrisy. He highlighted Rodgers' criticism of ESPN analysts while being paid by the network. Clark also revealed his own vaccination status, explaining he received the vaccine due to health conditions stemming from his playing days in Denver.

Clark emphasized that the public's concern with Rodgers' vaccination status wasn't about the vaccination itself, but rather Rodgers' perceived dishonesty and arrogance in addressing the topic. He stated that Rodgers has been the only one consistently bringing up the issue since the initial controversy.

Shifting his focus to Rodgers' on-field performance, Clark pointed out Rodgers' low QBR and the Jets' disappointing 4-10 record. He challenged Rodgers directly, stating he was unafraid of Rodgers' attempts at intimidation and would continue to analyze his performance objectively. Clark concluded by asserting that he would continue to call out Rodgers for any perceived arrogance, hypocrisy, or other behaviors relevant to his role as an analyst.