Nick Bosa is celebrating Ryan Clark's departure from ESPN.
The San Francisco 49ers defensive end ended a four-year Twitter hiatus to respond to the news of Clark's layoff.
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Bosa posted a single "OK" hand emoji — a clear reference to their ongoing feud that began in October 2024.
The conflict started when Clark criticized Bosa for wearing a "Make America Great Again" hat after a game.
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Clark argued Bosa faced less backlash than Colin Kaepernick for expressing his beliefs.
Clark also called Bosa's past tweets "weird" and claimed the MAGA movement doesn't value equality.
He said Bosa's hat showed he chose a side that doesn't support equal treatment for all.
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Bosa never directly responded to Clark's comments at the time but was fined $11,000 by the NFL for the hat incident.
Now, two years later, Bosa's emoji response has sparked debate.
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Some users noted the "OK" gesture is sometimes used as a "white power" symbol, suggesting a double meaning given the context of the feud.
