Joe Burrow's former LSU teammate, Breiden Fehoko, has taken a dig at Ryan Clark, who ESPN fired on Monday. On Friday, on "The Pivot Podcast," Clark shared why he felt he was fired and hinted at racism among other reasons.

However, Fehoko believes that Clark has done too much damage for aspiring African-American analysts trying to get on TV.

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Fehoko and Burrow played together at LSU for two years and won the 2019 national championship in their final year at the program.

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Joe Burrow's Bengals will open their training camp for the 2026 season on Saturday, when the rookies report to the team's headquarters. The veterans are scheduled to report on Tuesday.

The Bengals last made the playoffs in the 2022 season. Burrow, their superstar quarterback, is expected to play a big role for the franchise if it plans to make the postseason in the upcoming season.

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