ESPN personalities Ryan Clark and Scott Van Pelt have apologized for comments made on *SportsCenter* regarding Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Kyren Lacy and his alleged involvement in a fatal car accident in Alabama in 2023.
During a segment discussing the Raiders’ wide receiver corps, Clark made a flippant remark about Lacy’s potential on-field performance, followed by “allegedly” being involved in a fatal car accident. Van Pelt then jokingly said, “That part, allegedly, certainly not funny,” and both laughed.
The comments drew widespread criticism online for being insensitive and disrespectful to the victim and their family. Both Clark and Van Pelt issued apologies via social media. Clark acknowledged the gravity of the situation and admitted his attempt at humor was misplaced and hurtful. Van Pelt echoed Clark’s sentiment, apologizing for the insensitive joke and acknowledging the pain caused to the families affected by the tragedy. He emphasized that their intention was not to make light of a serious situation.
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