Ryan Clark must be stopped

Ryan Clark passionately declared Lacy “innocent” and accused authorities of a rush to judgment—claiming Lacy was 72 yards away from the deadly December 2024 crash that killed 78-year-old Herman Hall. “Kyren Lacy was supposed to be in the NFL… he died having to live with the guilt and consequences of a guilty man knowing he was innocent,” Clark said, drawing from his personal connection as a fellow LSU alum.
But just days later, explosive new surveillance footage from Louisiana State Police dropped like a bombshell. The video shows Lacy’s Charger speeding down the wrong lane, recklessly passing multiple vehicles—including an 18-wheeler—right before the fatal collision. Clark, who had questioned the evidence’s validity, was forced to confront the truth he once dismissed.
Watch as we replay Clark’s raw Thursday apology on First Take: “Nothing matters to me more than the truth… I failed to gather all factual information, and for that, I apologize.” He opens up about reaching out to Lacy’s family and police reps, mourning two lost lives—Hall’s selfless legacy and Lacy’s unfulfilled potential—while owning his rush to defend based on selective lawyer footage. This story isn’t just sports drama; it’s a stark reminder of accountability in media, the dangers of incomplete info, and the heartbreaking ripple effects of a young star’s 2025 suicide amid the scrutiny. Was Clark’s initial take a noble stand for justice, or a biased hot take gone wrong?




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