Kenny Clark isn't even a top 20 DT. Dude isn't even in the top 100 players. We got waxed in this trade. Probably 2 late first rounders and an aging DT who isn't even a top 20 DT.
I mean just yuck.
Here’s how Kenny Clark performed as a defensive tackle in the
2024 NFL season, based on Pro Football Focus (PFF) ratings:
Overall PFF Grade & Context
- Overall Grade: 59.3, placing him at the 85th percentile among 219 interior defenders PFF+13PFF+13SI+13.
- Pass Rush Grade: 63.1 (72nd out of 219 interior defenders) PFF.
- Run Defense Grade: 57.1 (83rd of 219 interior defenders) PFF+11PFF+11FTN Fantasy+11.
These figures indicate Clark delivered roughly
average overall performance, with slightly above-average pass-rushing and slightly below-average run defense.
Pass-Rushing & Run Defense Metrics
According to
SI.com, among
113 interior defensive linemen with at least 147 pass-rushing snaps:
- 52nd in pass‑rushing productivity (sacks, hits, hurries per pass‑rush snap)
- 38th in pass‑rush win rate
- His sack rate dropped significantly from 1.8% to 0.3%, and total pressures decreased from 61 to 33 Reddit+7SI+7SI+7.
On the run defense side, among
105 interior defenders with at least 145 run snaps:
- Ranked 42nd in run‑stop percentage
- Missed 4 tackles (9.8%) and had an average tackle depth of 2.1 yards—slightly better than his career average of 2.3 yards Packers Forum+13SI+13FTN Fantasy+13.
Summary & Grade
Putting it all together:
- Overall PFF rating of 59.3—generally considered “average” for starters Packers Forum.
- Pass‑rush performance: Modest—middle of the pack with lower sack and pressure totals than in prior seasons.
- Run defense: Slightly below-average but with marginal improvement in tackle depth.
- SI Report Card: Gave him a “Grade: F”—not necessarily reflecting play quality, but highlighting a performance underwhelming relative to his high salary cap cost SI+2FTN Fantasy+2.
Final Assessment
Clark’s 2024 PFF-based evaluation paints a picture of
an average to slightly underwhelming year at a position where he typically set expectations higher. While not a poor performance in raw metrics, his output fell significantly short of what would be expected from a high-paid, cornerstone defensive tackle.
If you're curious, I can help dig into how he compares to other DTs in 2024 (e.g., Aaron Donald, Dexter Lawrence), or how his trend lines look year-over-year. Let me know if you’d like a deeper breakdown!