"White face?" "Fire him" - Ryan Clark catches flak from NFL fans for Bill Belichick-themed Halloween costume

NFL fans aimed at Ryan Clark for his Halloween costume. The former NFL player and now analyst dressed up as Bill Belichick on air.

After the clip of the costume went viral, fans aimed at Clark for dressing up as Belichick.

"Whiteface??? Are we going to laugh because its funny, or act like its racist?," a fan tweeted.

"Fire him! If a white man dressed as Stephan A he would be labeled a racist and cancelled for black face," a fan tweeted.

Fans were not pleased to see Clark's Halloween costume, as they believe had the roles been reversed it would have been a bigger deal.

"Dayyumm Ryan Clark doing white face now… wow," a fan tweeted.

"Boy if the roles were reversed there would be riots and 'peace movements,'" a fan tweeted.

However, some fans didn't see an issue in Clark's Halloween costume.

"I see no issue with this and i’m yt," a fan tweeted.

"Because it’s nothing wrong with it," a fan tweeted.

"Why wouldn’t it get approved? That’s amazing!" A fan tweeted.

Clark has yet to comment on the Halloween costume and the backlash from fans on social media.

Bill Belichick praises Chiefs for trade of Joshua Uche

Bill Belichick heaps praise on Chiefs - Source: Imagn

Former New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick was impressed with the Kansas City Chiefs trade of pass rusher Joshua Uche.

The Chiefs acquired Uche from New England for a 2026 sixth-round pick.

“They (Chiefs) didn’t give up anything in my mind,” Belichick told the 'Pat McAfee Show' on Monday afternoon, via NESN. “Look, Josh Uche’s a really good rusher. He hasn’t had a chance to rush much this year for the Patriots because they’ve been behind a lot. The situation hasn’t been good.”

Uche has struggled this season recording just two sacks. But, Belichick believes he will have more success in Kansas City as he won't be double-teamed as much as he was in New England.

“He had a big year two years ago,” Belichick said, referencing Uche’s 11.5 sack campaign. “Now, he had (Matthew) Judon on the other side of him so it was two good pass-rushers. But he’ll have a lot of opportunities to rush in Kansas City."

“I think that he’ll really help them (Chiefs). He’s got surprising power for his size. He’s got excellent quickness and a good get-off. And he has some flexibility in coverage. So I think it’s a good addition for a team that needs another pass-rusher, which everybody does. Josh can do that. He’ll definitely help them.”

Uche will play his first game as a Chief on Monday night against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.