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Ryan Clark ESPN salary Per Front Office Sports, Clark's latest deal will net him more than $2 million per year. That's more than longtime colleague Mina Kimes, who is earning $1.7 million annually, per the New York Post.
Ryan Clark has proven to be a mainstay on ESPN airwaves for a decade now, with the former defensive back serving as an NFL analyst for the network across a variety of shows (even nabbing a Sports Emmy in 2023).
Following a public contract impasse, TV analyst Ryan Clark will return to ESPN after reaching a contract extension with the network. The company announced the news on Monday afternoon after The Athletic reported the two sides had reached a verbal agreement.
The company announced the news on Monday afternoon after The Athletic reported the two sides had reached a verbal agreement. Front Office Sports reported Clark, who has been with the network since 2015, will make roughly $2 million per year.
Ryan Clark ESPN salary Per Front Office Sports, Clark's latest deal will net him more than $2 million per year. That's more than longtime colleague Mina Kimes, who is earning $1.7 million annually, per the New York Post.
When he started appearing on First Take in early 2022, Russo admitted to Howard Stern that ESPN was paying him $10,000 per show over 40 weeks. ESPN declined to give details on his new deal. But it's safe to assume he's getting a raise.
NEW YORK – July 23, 2024 – Radio Hall of Famer Christopher “Mad Dog” Russo has signed a new three-year agreement to remain the face and voice of SiriusXM's popular national all-sports talk channel, Mad Dog Sports Radio (channel 82).
He also hosts an afternoon radio show, Mad Dog Unleashed, SiriusXM Ch. 82 Mad Dog Sports Radio. Russo also joined MLB Network on March 31, 2014 and hosts his own show, High Heat, and as of 2021, co-hosts with Alanna Rizzo. He also frequently appears on ESPN's First Take.
Chris "Mad Dog" Russo has had a weekly spot on ESPN's "First Take" since February 2022, but one of his more recent appearances landed him in some hot water with his bosses.
Russo also joined MLB Network on March 31, 2014 and hosts his own show, High Heat, and as of 2021, co-hosts with Alanna Rizzo. He also frequently appears on ESPN's First Take.
