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What will Frank Clark bring to the Denver Broncos?


What will Frank Clark bring to the Denver Broncos?

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  1. >Clark aligned as a defensive end in the Chiefs’ 4-3 defense. He hasn’t played in a 3-4 defense, like the one the Broncos run, since he entered the NFL. The transition will be interesting, and reminiscent of Randy Gregory’s transition in 2022.

    >Clark will almost certainly align as an outside linebacker in Denver. At 6-3 and 274 pounds, Clark is slightly larger than the prototype for the position, but he’s similar in size to Gregory and Bradley Chubb.

    >Browning was the expected starter across from Gregory before the Broncos signed Clark. He’s a versatile option at outside linebacker, with plenty of cover ability. When Browning returns, Clark will almost certainly hold down the top spot in the rotation at edge rusher in sub packages, but Browning could hold onto his role in the base defense because of his versatility. Regardless, both players will have plenty of opportunities to see the field. For what it’s worth, Clark played less than 70% of his team’s defensive snaps last season, for the first time since 2017.

  2. We usually align in the nickel (4-2-5) in most of our packages so this will work.

    He can be across from Gregory and this will allow Browning to heal up after his surgery and not get rushed back into action

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