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He had the best season of his career in 2023 and is only 30, I think we could easily see him get back to being a borderline Pro Bowler for 2-3 years. He could also just be done, who knows?

Wyatt is pretty meh against the run so that might've been part of the issue, he is much younger though. If they wanted a run stopper they should've seen what they could do to get Travis Jones or even Jeffrey Simmons (although Micah may not have signed an extension in Tennessee).

I do, 18 isn't much for a good starter these days, especially if Clark can get back to what he was around 2022-23.

I actually prefer picks in the next two drafts rather than 2025 and 2026, since the QB class in 25 was shit and 26 and 27 will be strong. I also think 2027 will have a number of position players who are some of the best to come out in recent memory.

He supposedly got hurt in the opener last year, played through it and then had surgery in January right after the season ended. We'll see how much of an impact that had but 2023 was probably the best season of his career.

I think he's going to be nice, solid starting DT for 2-4 years, still a terrible trade overall though.

Yea, they got emotional about it and made a poor decision because they were on tilt. Sounds about right.

This is why they wanted him, he's extremely cheap, relatively speaking.

This will be curious to track.

I've been talking about this strategy of moving Parsons to set up the next franchise QB situation for a while now, I think even a bit before Parsons actually asked for a trade.

Maybe but I think the brand still has too much allure, plus we have a good amount of young talent at WR and OL if we keep Pickens.

Pure picks? I think two 1's and two 2's, maybe thrown in a 3. With Clark attached I'd say two 1's, a 2 and 3 on top.

If he comes out this year we'll have 4 1's to move up, although I don't think it's even take that to go from about 18 to 1.

Got to. Let's hope the Manning boy decides to pull an Eli, because we definitely have more ammo for something like that than anybody else. Assuming he's actually good of course.

Compete for what? A wild card? I think we still could, I don't think this trade moves things dramatically. Before it I think we were in the 8-12 win range, assuming general health, now I'd say 7-10, maybe 11 if everything goes right as you say. Our edge rush is weaker but Clark is an...

We'd actually be better off winning 5 games next year at this rate.

He seemed very emotional after the 2021 season when they traded Cooper too.

From here on out I'm just hoping that we end up with our own pick somewhere in the 10-12ish range, so that we could conceivably move up for a QB or a special position player (Peter Woods in 2026, Jeremiah Smith, Dylan Stewart, etc. in 2027). The worst thing that could happen is that we putz...

Historically, very good, I'd have to watch all-22 from last year to see where he's at now. If he were 27 I'd be ok with the deal, he was (is?) a Rashan Gary-level player at DT, but how much longer does he have left?

What are the chances that part of the reason they did this is because Clark's deal neatly fits in to the ~$21M that Parsons was owed this year, with an easy escape hatch in 2026 or 2027? Clark's cap number falls to roughly to roughly $20.4 million in 2025 but then balloons to $31.4 million in...