Kenny Clark

According to Packers beat writer Tom Silverstein, the Packers have tacked on two voidable years to Kenny Clark’s deal, and converted $14M into a signing bonus.

Fantasy Impact

The restructure cuts $11M in cap for the Packers this offseason. This is clearly a move designed to free salary, so the Packers can help keep Aaron Rodgers in Green Bay by giving him a better supporting cast.

Packers head coach Matt LaFleur says DT Kenny Clark has been added to the COVID-19 list.

Fantasy Impact

With Clark added to the COVID-19 list this late in the week, there's little chance he'll be able to play against the Ravens on Sunday. Clark has been a wrecking ball in the middle of Green Bay's offensive line, and his absence could make life easier for Ravens RB Devonta Freeman this weekend.

The Green Bay Packers and nose tackle Kenny Clark have a 4-year extension for $70 million, according to a report from NFL insider Ian Rapoport. The deal includes a reported $25M signing bonus.

Fantasy Impact

Clark posted six sacks last season despite being an interior lineman in a predominantly 3-4 defense. He is one of the best young interior linemen in the NFL and won't turn 25 years old until after the season begins.

Kenny Clark recorded two tackles (one solo), one sack, one forced fumble and one tackle for a loss in the Packers’ 21-16 win over the Vikings on Sunday.

Fantasy Impact

Clark did it all Sunday, pressuring Kirk Cousins regularly and managing a sack and a forced fumble. Through two games, he’s totaled seven tackles (two solo) and 1.5 sacks. Clark should be on the IDP radar given the success of the revamped Packers defense.

NFL Media’s Tom Pelissero is reporting the Packers have informed defensive lineman Kenny Clark (elbow) that he will be placed on injured reserve, ending his season. This means that all three starting defensive lineman (Muhammad Wilkerson, Mike Daniels, Clark) from the beginning of the season will finish the year on IR.

Fantasy Impact

Clark will not require surgery on his injured elbow but with only two games remaining and the team out of playoff contention, it doesn’t make sense to keep him on the active roster. The 2016 first-rounder was in the midst of a breakout season with 55 tackles, six sacks, two fumble recoveries, one forced fumble and three passes defensed in 13 games. Undrafted free agent Tyler Lancaster, who started for Clark in Sunday’s loss to the Bears, is expected to stay in that role for the final two weeks.