Kevin Clark
Senior Staff Writer
Clark writes about NFL football. He previously covered the NFL for The Wall Street Journal. Follow him on Twitter and Instagram @bykevinclark.
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Current Athlete and Coach Media Career Draft. Plus, the PGA Tour–LIV Golf Merger.
Kevin and Bryan Curtis predict which athletes will have the best media and broadcasting careers once they retire
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The Cowardly End of Golf’s Civil War
The PGA Tour announced Tuesday that it will join with LIV Golf and the DP World Tour to become a new entity funded by the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund. What this signals for each specific tour is unclear, but the financials are the guiding principle.
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Who Won the NFL Offseason, Time to Buy Into the Lions Hype, and F1’s Red Bull Problem With Kevin Clark
Tate Frazier and Kevin Clark discuss the NFL offseason, the 2024 Super Bowl, and why Red Bull and Max Verstappen aren’t being respected
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2023 Spanish GP Recap
Kevin and Meg are joined by Spanners Ready to discuss another Max Verstappen win
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NBA Finals Preview, Over/Unders, and Name or the Game: DeAndre Hopkins
Tate discusses whether DeAndre Hopkins is ready to be a no. 2 wide receiver and what’s next for him at this point in his career
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Overrated and Underrated NFL Players With Jeremy Fowler. Plus, Future QB Contracts.
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler joins to discuss what future QB contracts might look like after Jalen Hurts and Lamar Jackson reached new agreements
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2023 Monaco GP Recap
Kevin and Spanners react to this year’s race, including Max Verstappen’s dominant performance and Fernando Alonso’s mistake
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Is Miami Having a Moment? Plus the ACC’s Next Move With Kevin Clark.
Tate and Kevin talk NCAA conference realignment, NBA combine standouts, the Orlando Magic’s upcoming draft, and more!
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The Most and Least Improved Teams of the 2023 NFL Offseason With Sam Monson
Kevin and Sam talk about which NFL teams have done the least and which teams have made the savviest moves for their long-term and/or short-term outlooks