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Old 06-08-2023, 09:31 PM   #1
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Don't care. We got his best and they will get his worst.
The Seahawks got his best. We got his worst.

And three decent postseason games mixed in. Whatever they get might be equally bad, but it can't be WORSE than 85% of the completely ineffectual games he played here.
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Old 06-08-2023, 09:32 PM   #2
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The Seahawks got his best. We got his worst.

And three decent postseason games mixed in. Whatever they get might be equally bad, but it can't be WORSE than 85% of the completely ineffectual games he played here.
Especially not with that ridiculous cap number he had here.
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Old 06-08-2023, 10:58 PM   #3
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The Seahawks got his best. We got his worst.

And three decent postseason games mixed in. Whatever they get might be equally bad, but it can't be WORSE than 85% of the completely ineffectual games he played here.
He was our best player on defense. 3rd overall sacks in the post season!

Someone post some PFF stats to prove DJ wrong
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Old 06-09-2023, 03:18 AM   #4
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He was our best player on defense. 3rd overall sacks in the post season!

Someone post some PFF stats to prove DJ wrong
I felt like it was a win when he acknowledged Clark had 3 “decent” postseason games. That’s about the most glowing as he’s ever been about The Shark.

Let’s not jinx it with PFF coverage grades which tell the true story: Clark’s ability in coverage allowed the Spags defense to work as he needed jack-of-all-trades players who could help disguise different looks and either attack the QB with the ferocity of a large aquatic beast or seamlessly drop back into coverage and take on some of the NFL’s best receivers. Clark was the engine that made the defense go - in Swingers parlance, “The guy behind the guy.”
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Old 06-09-2023, 06:35 AM   #5
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I felt like it was a win when he acknowledged Clark had 3 “decent” postseason games. That’s about the most glowing as he’s ever been about The Shark.

Let’s not jinx it with PFF coverage grades which tell the true story: Clark’s ability in coverage allowed the Spags defense to work as he needed jack-of-all-trades players who could help disguise different looks and either attack the QB with the ferocity of a large aquatic beast or seamlessly drop back into coverage and take on some of the NFL’s best receivers. Clark was the engine that made the defense go - in Swingers parlance, “The guy behind the guy.”
Yep, with Frank gone, 2023 will basically be a rebuilding year for the defense. I think DJ recognizes that fact.
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Old 06-09-2023, 09:52 AM   #6
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I felt like it was a win when he acknowledged Clark had 3 “decent” postseason games. That’s about the most glowing as he’s ever been about The Shark.

Let’s not jinx it with PFF coverage grades which tell the true story: Clark’s ability in coverage allowed the Spags defense to work as he needed jack-of-all-trades players who could help disguise different looks and either attack the QB with the ferocity of a large aquatic beast or seamlessly drop back into coverage and take on some of the NFL’s best receivers. Clark was the engine that made the defense go - in Swingers parlance, “The guy behind the guy.”
The is the first time I've ever heard Clark getting lauded for his ability in coverage.

We're really doing this? We're really arguing that Clark was the kingpin of this whole Chiefs defense?

He did so much like get sacks and pressures... kinda. And setting the edge! .... kinda. And dropping into coverage!... kinda

You know who the REAL engine was that made the Spags defense work? Honey Badger. THAT'S your engine on defense. I'd 100 times over rather put that guy in the Ring of Honor over Clark, because he did exactly what people are claiming Clark did but at such a higher level. For two years we were pretty damn dependent on Mathieu lining up just about damn well everywhere except for NT.

People have a sour taste in their mouths about Mathieu because of all the business decisions he made his last year in KC. But his time with us burned bright as hell, and that's the same stupid argument people are making for Frank ****ing Clark.

You can't have one without the other. You can't say put Clark in the Ring of Honor and leave out Honey Badger.

Still want to put Clark in the Ring of Honor?

(I know you weren't necessarily arguing for Clark's inclusion in the ROH, only to get people to stop shitting on him so much, but **** this. I'll shit in Frank Clark's mouth as I damn well please)
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Old 06-09-2023, 11:33 AM   #7
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The is the first time I've ever heard Clark getting lauded for his ability in coverage.

We're really doing this? We're really arguing that Clark was the kingpin of this whole Chiefs defense?
I didn’t really believe it myself until DJLN - whom we all obviously really respect in terms of football knowledge - kept going on and on about it. Eventually I came to respect Clark’s contribution like he has.

If you disagree, you should take it up with him, but he makes some very impassioned arguments:

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I don't feel like you're considering the blitz packages Spags could install with Clark at the Nickel.
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I mean sending Clark into the pattern to just blanket guys while you send Willie and Chenal off the edges. Because there's just gonna be nowhere to go with the football when the Shartnado is out there locking guys up.
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80.9!!! Bes coverage grade on the squad!

Frank Clark with the late-career renaissance into a ****ing lock-down DB!!!
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Old 06-09-2023, 11:40 AM   #8
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I didn’t really believe it myself until DJLN - whom we all obviously really respect in terms of football knowledge - kept going on and on about it. Eventually I came to respect Clark’s contribution like he has.

If you disagree, you should take it up with him, but he makes some very impassioned arguments:
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