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John ClaytonBio | Blog | ChatsJohn Clayton joined ESPN in August 1995 as an NFL analyst and commentator and is seen, heard and read across nearly all of the company's outlets. He also regularly contributes to ESPN.com, ESPN Radio and ESPN The Magazine. |
Week 12 power rankings: The Beast
Matt Mosley, NFC East...over the Skins allows a team to move up two spots, but that's what happened. John Clayton had the Cowboys at No. 7 and the other three voters had them at No. 8...
Blog | November 24, 2009Video: Midseason NFC East Report Card
Matt Mosley, NFC EastESPN.com senior writer John Clayton gives you his midseason grades for each team in the NFC East
Blog | November 11, 2009Power rankings: The Beast Report
Matt Mosley, NFC East...Cowboys by voting them No. 7. But budding TV star Jeff Chadiha and the Professor himself, John Clayton, kept the Cowboys eighth overall. Honestly, that's probably about right. You could make the argument...
Blog | November 10, 2009Video: Countdown Daily Huddle
Matt Mosley, NFC EastJohn Clayton gives you the latest news from each team in the NFC East
Blog | November 04, 2009The Giants hurt the Beast in power rankings
Matt Mosley, NFC East...consider they once sat in the No. 2 position. AFC South blogger Paul Kuharsky and John "The Professor" Clayton hung in there with the NFC East, with average rankings of 13.25 and 13...
Blog | November 03, 2009Week 9 power rankings: NFC East style
Matt Mosley, NFC East...going from No. 8 to No. 15. Pretty remarkable fall -- and they certainly earned it. John "The Professor" Clayton is hanging in there with them with a No. 12 ranking, but Chadiha and Sando...
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