SmokinHawk
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Frank Clark might be good for someone, but that someone ain't us.
Anyone up for a Frank Clark Reunion?
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BASF
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Guess I have to do this again:
Clark 2021/22 Snaps 1376, sacks 9.5, Forced Fumbles 3, Fumbles Recovered 1, Solo Tackles 40, Tackles for Loss 12, QB Hits 30, Safety 1
Taylor 2021/22 Snaps 1028, Sacks 16, Forced Fumbles 5, Fumbles Recovered 1, Solo Tackles 60, Tackles for Loss 15, QB Hits 26, Safety 0
Clark had 756 snaps in 2020, Taylor was injured the entire season. Even putting them up against each other that season, the totals for the three seasons have Taylor ahead in sacks and forced fumbles. Clark surpasses tackles for loss by only one in more than one thousand snaps.
Taylor is flawed and streaky. However he never had a Chris Jones demanding double teams to help pad his stats as Clark had and he is more productive per snap than the pro bowler (on name recognition) Frank Clark.
Clark 2021/22 Snaps 1376, sacks 9.5, Forced Fumbles 3, Fumbles Recovered 1, Solo Tackles 40, Tackles for Loss 12, QB Hits 30, Safety 1
Taylor 2021/22 Snaps 1028, Sacks 16, Forced Fumbles 5, Fumbles Recovered 1, Solo Tackles 60, Tackles for Loss 15, QB Hits 26, Safety 0
Clark had 756 snaps in 2020, Taylor was injured the entire season. Even putting them up against each other that season, the totals for the three seasons have Taylor ahead in sacks and forced fumbles. Clark surpasses tackles for loss by only one in more than one thousand snaps.
Taylor is flawed and streaky. However he never had a Chris Jones demanding double teams to help pad his stats as Clark had and he is more productive per snap than the pro bowler (on name recognition) Frank Clark.
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CouchLogic
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For the Vet min, sure.
Lol.
Lol.
