‘I Don’t Feel Bad With The Tears And All That’: LeSean McCoy Calls Out Ryan Clark For Attention-Seeking

Damn, LeSean! Tell us how you really feel!

Ex-NFL safety Ryan Clark is attempting to push the agenda that he was set up by ESPN executives and that they canned him due to mass layoffs at the company. The dude even cried! Right on a podcast!

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With that being said though, former NFL running back LeSean McCoy isn’t buying it, and he believes what most of us believe: Clark’s tears are a fraud.

“I can’t tell you how he should vent and show his emotion,” said McCoy while talking on the “Speakeasy” podcast.

“So, I mean, I probably wouldn’t do this right here, but I mean, this is part of his lane. He’s into, what’s the word, clicks, likes, you know, that’s his thing.”

McCoy had zero interest in buying Clark’s bridge.

“I knew it was going to be something. I knew he was going to monetize this whole thing,” said McCoy. (RELATED: Ole Miss Hits Former Football Players With Legal Warfare After Leaving For LSU, Lane Kiffin)

“That’s what he did. Instead of just getting fired like everybody else, you know what? ‘We’re going to make some of this thing. We’re going to get some clicks. We’re going to have a million views on this joint.’”

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And McCoy didn’t stop there.

“There are certain dudes when they say different things, I watch them, ‘Oh yeah, he’s a social media guy, he does his stuff for attention,’” said McCoy.

“I truly think that he’s one of them. So, my thing is, I just don’t know how real this is.”

From there, McCoy closed things out with a zinger.

“Being fired from a job is one thing, but when you get cut, and in football, you understand that route,” said McCoy.

“So, I don’t feel bad with the tears and all that.”

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I couldn’t have said it any better myself … round of applause to LeSean McCoy for keeping it real.

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