you have to be able to have it balanced.” I still also have a life that I have to make sure isn’t going to shambles because of some decisions that were made off the field.
At first, things hit me real fast - but at the end of the day, I have a job to do here with the Chiefs. “I feel like I’m in a way better place than I was before. “I’m feeling way better,” Clark told reporters on Friday. The impact those incidents could have on him, and his family has weighed heavily on him - but he believes he has turned a corner mentally. On top of that, Clark has well-documented, off-field problems to worry about: he was recently charged for the second of his two gun-related incidents this offseason. He returned for Week 2 but injured his other hamstring in the following week of practice.
He injured his hamstring two weeks into training camp, forcing him to miss all of the preseason and the season-opener. The early-season absence of defensive end Frank Clark didn’t make things any easier. It was supposed to be the deepest since defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo joined the staff - so obviously, it’s disappointing that it is currently dead last in the NFL in sacks.
The Kansas City Chiefs’ defensive line received offseason hype, with expectations of top-heavy starters and high-quality depth behind them.
