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Clark Switches to 97, Ready for Cowboys Bounce-Back

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Dallas Cowboys Kenny Clark, formerly of the Green Bay Packers, switches back to his iconic number ninety-seven. After a successful first season with the Cowboys, Clark is poised for a strong bounce-back, especially with a new defensive coordinator and potential draft picks to bolster the defensive line.

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Clark Switches to 97, Ready for Cowboys Bounce-Back

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It's April 21st, NFL news today starts now, AI powered and always on. Dallas Cowboys flipped their defensive line last season with big trades, starting by sending all pro Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers for two. First round picks and starts tackle Kenny Clark. They also grabbed all pro Quinn and Williams from the Jets before the deadline. Clark rocked number 95 in his first year with Dallas, but now he's switching back to 97, the digits he wore in Green Bay during three pro Bowl seasons. That number belongs to Cowboys Tackle, Osa Odie Zewa, since 2021 until the team shipped him to the San Francisco 49ers for a third round picked this off season. Despite joining late and learning a new scheme, the 30-year-old Clark started all 17 games, notching 36 tackles, 9 quarterback, hits, six tackles for loss, and three sacks. With a fresh defensive coordinator bringing multiple fronts that fit his 3-4 experience, Clark set for a strong bounce back, especially if Dallas drafts more rush help to revive

that Packer's dominance of front.

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