NEWS NOW: Ryan Clark, a former Steeler, talks about the ESPN situation.

Pittsburgh Ryan Clark, the former Super Bowl champion of the Pittsburgh Steelers, has been a well-known figure on ESPN for more than three years. These days, he hasn’t been on many shows and hasn’t commented on the majority of news cycles. However, his tenure with the world’s top sports organization might be drawing to an end. Clark posted on Twitter that he is getting ready to move on from ESPN as his contract is set to end.

“I signed an extension with ESPN three years ago. I wished I had had more time. I believed I deserved more, and I was eager to prove it. It’s okay if we didn’t agree,” Clark wrote. “I made it my goal to dispel any uncertainty and to stop talking about who I was in this industry. I threw in [The Pivot]. Looking forward to [Inside the NFL] season two!

“I expected it would require work. I persevered while knowing that effort would not guarantee success. Here we are at this moment. The season has come to an end. The agreement has ended. It’s time to choose. In either case, it happens. The goal remains unchanged. My goal is to excel in what I do. Everyone ought should. I’m more driven than ever right now. The same #UndraftedFreeAgent still exists!”