Kenny Clark: Everything you need to know

The Cowboys and Clark have agreed to a restructured contract, Todd Archer of ESPN.com reports. The restructure turns Clark's $11 million roster bonus due next week into a signing bonus. The move will create about $8.8 million in space for the Cowboys to use during the 2026 season. The movement of money for the defensive tackle likely means the team is looking to land some free agents while keeping the organization cap-compliant for 2026.

Clark played in all 17 of Dallas' contests in 2025, finishing with 36 tackles (including 3.0 sacks). Following nine seasons in Green Bay, Clark joined the Cowboys as part of the Micah Parsons (knee) trade. Clark proved to be durable, as he played in every regular-season game for the fourth straight year, and he was a steady (though unspectacular) performer for Dallas' defensive line. Clark has two years remaining on his contract, but there has been some speculation that he'll be cut this offseason given his age and salary.

Clark (elbow) doesn't carry an injury designation into Sunday's game against the Broncos, Patrik Walker of the Cowboys' official site reports. Clark practiced in full Friday following back-to-back limited sessions Wednesday and Thursday. On the season, Clark has piled up 15 tackles (six solo), including 1.5 sacks, and four QB hits on 65 percent of the defensive snaps.