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sports2 years ago

Seahawks Bolster Defense with Signing of Pro Bowl Edge Rusher Frank Clark

The Seattle Seahawks have signed Frank Clark, a familiar face who spent his first four seasons with the team, to address their need at outside linebacker after Uchenna Nwosu suffered a season-ending pectoral injury. Clark, a three-time Pro-Bowler, is expected to quickly transition into the Seahawks' defense and potentially play in their upcoming game against the Cleveland Browns. While the Seahawks are excited to have Clark back, they will miss Nwosu's leadership and playmaking abilities.

via Seahawks.com|
#frank-clark#injured-reserve#outside-linebacker
sports2 years ago

"Vikings Seek Replacement for Injured Pass Rusher Marcus Davenport"

Minnesota Vikings outside linebacker Marcus Davenport is expected to be out for four weeks due to a high ankle sprain, potentially leading to him being placed on injured reserve. The Vikings may look to sign another pass rusher to fill the void, with three-time Pro Bowler Frank Clark being a potential option after his recent release from the Denver Broncos. The decision will depend on the cost of signing Clark.

via The Viking Age|
#frank-clark#marcus-davenport#minnesota-vikings
sports2 years ago

"Potential Landing Spots for Released Broncos Pass Rusher Frank Clark"

The Denver Broncos are releasing veteran pass rusher Frank Clark after being unable to find a trade partner. Clark, who signed a one-year deal with the Broncos in June, played in just two games before both parties decided to move on. Possible destinations for Clark include the Kansas City Chiefs, Las Vegas Raiders, Los Angeles Rams, and New York Giants, all of whom could benefit from his experience and pass-rushing abilities.

via USA TODAY|
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sports2 years ago

Broncos Set to Part Ways with Pass-Rusher Frank Clark

The Denver Broncos are planning to part ways with pass-rusher Frank Clark, either through a trade or release, according to sources. Clark recently agreed to a restructured deal, potentially making his contract more appealing on the trade market. He has only played in two games this season due to injury and has already been ruled out for the upcoming game against the Kansas City Chiefs. Clark joined the Broncos after being released by the Kansas City Chiefs in March. In his career, he has recorded 58.5 sacks and 14 forced fumbles in nine NFL seasons.

via ESPN|
#denver-broncos#frank-clark#pass-rusher
sports2 years ago

Broncos to Part Ways with Frank Clark in Trade or Release

Denver Broncos defensive end Frank Clark, who has already been ruled out for tonight's game, will either be traded or released soon. Clark has agreed to restructure his contract, giving up guaranteed salary, indicating his desire to leave the team. The Broncos signed Clark to a one-year contract in June after he was cut by the Chiefs, but he has played only 36 snaps in two games this season. Despite being a three-time Pro Bowler with the Chiefs, Clark was not a good fit in Denver and will no longer be with the team.

via NBC Sports|
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sports2 years ago

Broncos' Pass Rusher Exodus Continues: Frank Clark Next in Line?

The Denver Broncos may consider trading pass rusher Frank Clark if the team continues to struggle. Clark, who has drawn interest from other teams, is expected to play today after recovering from a hip injury. Several pass-rush needy teams will be watching his performance, and if he plays well, the interest in him could increase. Clark's current one-year deal is worth $5.45 million, but a team trading for him would only inherit what's left of his $1.21 million base salary. The Broncos recently traded Randy Gregory to the 49ers and may receive more offers if they continue to underperform.

via NFL.com|
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sports2 years ago

"NFL Teams Eyeing Danielle Hunter for Trade Amid Minicamp Holdout"

The Kansas City Chiefs may consider adding a veteran edge player to their roster, but trading for Danielle Hunter may not be the best option due to the steep draft pick return and the need for a lucrative long-term contract. Instead, a cheaper one-year veteran edge player who can play outside on passing downs may be a smarter move for the team.

via Arrowhead Addict|
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sports2 years ago

Frank Clark Joins Broncos After Departing Chiefs.

Frank Clark, former edge rusher for the Kansas City Chiefs, says he holds no hard feelings towards the team after being cut due to his high salary. Clark had previously taken pay cuts to stay with the team, but was not willing to do so again. He has since signed with the Denver Broncos. Clark had a successful four seasons with the Chiefs, making the Pro Bowl three times and recording 23.5 sacks and 59 quarterback hits.

via NBC Sports|
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sports2 years ago

Frank Clark knew he'd be leaving the Chiefs for the Broncos months ago.

Former Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Frank Clark discusses his departure from the team and his new signing with the Denver Broncos in a podcast interview with CBS Sports NFL insider Josina Anderson. Clark reveals that he had a conversation with Chiefs GM Brett Veach a few months ago, which made him realize that there was a high chance he wouldn't be back with the team. He also talks about his close relationships with his former teammates and staff members. Clark eventually signed with the Broncos and discusses why he liked the fit and his new head coach, Sean Payton.

via Arrowhead Pride|
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sports2 years ago

Broncos ink one-year deal with Super Bowl champ Frank Clark.

The Denver Broncos have signed former Kansas City Chiefs edge defender Frank Clark to a one-year deal worth up to $7.5MM, including a $5.5MM base salary guarantee and $2MM in incentives. Clark, a three-time Pro Bowler, will add a veteran presence to the Broncos' edge group, which has been uncertain due to injuries. The Broncos hope Clark can help them rebound from a disappointing 2022 season.

via profootballrumors.com|
#broncos#edge-rusher#frank-clark
sports2 years ago

Frank Clark joins Denver Broncos for one-year deal.

Former Seattle Seahawks teammates Frank Clark and Russell Wilson are set for a reunion as Clark signs a one-year deal worth up to $7.5 million with the Denver Broncos. Seattle was unlikely to match the offer, and Clark heads to his third team. Meanwhile, Seattle appears content with their pass rush situation and will rely on Wilson to keep them in contention in the AFC West this year.

via Field Gulls|
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sports2 years ago

Former Chiefs DE Frank Clark signs one-year deal with Broncos.

Former Kansas City Chiefs pass rusher Frank Clark signs a one-year contract worth up to $7.5 million with the rival Denver Broncos. Clark had an outstanding tenure with the Chiefs, playing in 58 regular season games and amassing 23.5 sacks, but only managed five sacks in 15 games with the Chiefs in 2022. He missed two games in 2022 due to a suspension for a violation of the league's personal conduct policy. Clark will join a Denver defense that ranked near the top of the league in yards and points allowed in 2022 but was 24th in the NFL in sacks a season ago.

via Arrowhead Addict|
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sports2 years ago

Former Chiefs DE Frank Clark signs one-year deal with Broncos.

Frank Clark, the former Kansas City Chiefs defensive end, has signed a one-year deal worth $7.5 million with the Denver Broncos. Clark, a three-time Pro Bowler, was cut by the Chiefs in March, and will now face his old team twice in 2023. The Broncos will benefit from Clark's postseason experience, as he has 13.5 sacks in his playoff career, the third-most of any player in NFL postseason history. Clark cited the opportunity to play alongside Randy Gregory and help the Broncos get back to the playoffs as reasons for choosing Denver.

via CBS Sports|
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