Kenny Clark Fantasy

Green Bay Packers defensive tackle Kenny Clark (illness) was placed on the COVID-19 list and will likely not play against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 15. Clark has established himself as a star and his absence will likely bolster the Ravens' offense, but it's difficult to project which players this will most directly affect with quarterback Lamar Jackson's status still uncertain. If Jackson plays, Clark missing will boost running back Devonta Freeman and Jackson himself a decent amount. However, if Jackson misses, the Ravens offense projects to be so sluggish that Clark being out will hardly affect anything. Regardless of its possibly crucial fantasy impacts, this is more significant in terms of real life football than fantasy.

Dec. 16th • 5:27 PM

Green Bay Packers defensive tackle Kenny Clark was placed on the Reserve/COVID-19 list on Thursday, according to head coach Matt LaFleur. Clark is now unlikely to play this Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens unless he's vaccinated, remains asymptomatic and returns two negative tests 24 hours apart. Losing Clark would be a big loss for Green Bay's interior on the defensive line, as he's recorded 42 tackles (23 solo), seven tackles for loss, 13 QB hits and four sacks in 13 games played. The Packers defense/special teams is still in play as a top-10 fantasy unit this weekend against a Ravens team that could be without starting quarterback Lamar Jackson (ankle).

Dec. 16th • 3:35 PM

Green Bay Packers Pro Bowl defensive tackle Kenny Clark (groin) is set to return in Week 6 against the Buccaneers after being out since he suffered a groin injury in the season-opener. Cornerback Kevin King (quadriceps), who was injured in Week 4, will be a game-time decision. Clark's return is good news for a Packers Defense that has allowed 4.8 yards per carry (25th in the league) through their first four games. The 25-year-old had six sacks last year and also recorded a career-high 62 tackles, nine tackles for loss, seven QB hits and a forced fumble for Green Bay. Clark's return is bad news for Tampa running back Ronald Jones II, but Green Bay's defense is probably still just outside streaming recommendation in standard 12-team leagues in a game projected to be high-scoring.

Oct. 16th • 9:23 PM