Mark Clayton is a former Oklahoma University wide-receiver player who was a 2 time 1st Team All-American, who served as a captain during his junior and senior campaigns. Mark was a part of many championship wins including the 2000 National Championship team.

Mark made his mark in the NFL as a wide receiver. Selected by the Baltimore Ravens in the first round of the 2005 NFL Draft, Clayton began his professional career with high expectations. His rookie season was initially slowed by injuries, but he quickly gained momentum, finishing the year with 44 receptions for 471 yards and 2 touchdowns, and landing on the PFWA All Rookie Team.

Over the years, Clayton’s performance showcased both highs and lows, with notable achievements including a spectacular game against the Cincinnati Bengals in 2008 where he had five receptions for 164 yards and scored a 70-yard receiving touchdown. Clayton’s career also witnessed some challenges, particularly with injuries.

After retiring from football in May 2013, Clayton embarked on entrepreneurial ventures. He founded LIVV Headphones, a company specializing in high-quality audio products, and also established a Christian-based clothing line named MyChristianT (MCT). These endeavors reflect his shift from sports to business and innovation.

Mark Clayton’s life now balances his entrepreneurial spirit with family life. He is married to Elizabeth Clayton, a 10-year Navy combat veteran and a father to four children: Ayden, Jada, Ava, and Grayson. His post-NFL journey is a testament to his versatility and adaptability, transitioning from a sports professional to a business entrepreneur, all while nurturing a growing family.