ESPN analyst has odd description of Raiders' Carl Nassib's game-changing play vs. Ravens
In overtime, Carl Nassib was unblocked and had a sack and forced fumble of Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Carl Nassib, the first openly gay player in the NFL, made a game-changing play against the Baltimore Ravens during their showdown on Monday Night Football.
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In overtime, Nassib was unblocked and had a sack and forced fumble of Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson. The Raiders ended up taking over control of the football, and moments later Las Vegas signal-caller Derek Carr threw the game-winning touchdown pass to wideout Zay Jones to give the Raiders the 33-27 victory.
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ESPN analyst Ryan Clark spoke about Nassib’s huge play. When breaking down what happened, Clark described Nassib as "butt-booty naked," and it immediately raised eyebrows for football fans who were tuning in.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}"Why is Nassib running butt-booty naked?" Clark questioned during the live segment.
Fans reacted to Clark’s choice of words while describing the game-changing play by Nassib.