Sickle cell is fatal. My sister-in-law died at the age of 27, the year after I had my crisis. — Ryan Clark Copy Share Image
In 2007, I lost my spleen and gallbladder, and I was just sick. I got altitude sickness from sickle cell trait while playing in Denver. I didn't even know if I was going to live, much less play again. — Ryan Clark Copy Share Image
When you're inside of a building and you're representing an employer, which for me would be the Pittsburgh Steelers, I look at that as… — Ryan Clark Copy Share Image
Football players don't play to salvage things. We enjoy winning. That's what you do. — Ryan Clark Copy Share Image
I realize through doing media and certain things and being around certain people that you have make a story, that you have to figure… — Ryan Clark Copy Share Image
Every fan hates you when you don't say something good about their team, so I can't win with them. But if the players rock… — Ryan Clark Copy Share Image
This is the thing people have to understand about NFL locker rooms: It's a lot of ornery veterans. — Ryan Clark Copy Share Image
There's a lot of veterans that don't really mingle with guys coming in playing their positions or guys they feel like haven't earned their… — Ryan Clark Copy Share Image
To be honest, I was a big Tom Jackson fan. Everybody watched 'NFL Primetime' and 'NFL Countdown,' and the dude was always so poised.… — Ryan Clark Copy Share Image
When I decide I can't play the way I've always played, I'll stop playing football, period. — Ryan Clark Copy Share Image
The way I play is not predicated on how far I can run and how fast I can get there. It's understanding the game.… — Ryan Clark Copy Share Image
Here's the thing that I think is very interesting about RGIII. A lot of questions come up about what type of teammate he is.… — Ryan Clark Copy Share Image
