Le'Veon Bell posts a Family Guy meme as a jab at Ryan Clark

In a recent turn of events, a chart circulating on social media has sparked discussions about potential racial bias in the judgement of generational talents by former NFL player, Ryan Clark.

Clark, a well-known figure in the football world, has been making waves on sports talk shows like ESPN's First Take, where he recently discussed the topic of generational NFL quarterbacks. However, his list of generational talents does not include the likes of Tom Brady, Drew Brees, or Peyton Manning.

Interestingly, Clark has deemed John Elway and Patrick Mahomes as generational talents, with the latter being a unique type of quarterback according to most people. This discrepancy in his assessments has left many perplexed, with some agreeing with Le'Veon Bell's criticism of Clark's views on generational NFL quarterbacks.

Bell, a former NFL running back, has previously taken to social media to voice his disagreement with Clark's takes. However, it appears that Clark is not responding to Bell's latest criticism.

Meanwhile, Josh Allen's impressive performance for the Buffalo Bills has led some to question Clark's initial assessment of him. Allen helped the Bills overcome a 40-25 deficit against the Baltimore Ravens, a comeback that some argue highlights his generational talent. Clark later deemed Allen a generational talent on social media.

Despite the controversy, it's worth noting that others believe that Clark has been fair in his assessment of generational talents. Andrew Luck, for instance, was considered one of the better quarterbacks in the league during his career, although his career was cut shorter than expected when he retired.

As the debate continues, it's clear that Clark's assessments have provided a fascinating talking point for football fans and analysts alike. The maximum number of players on an NFL roster, it should be noted, is not explicitly mentioned in the provided paragraphs.