It appears Frank Clark’s four-year career as a Kansas City Chief has come to an end. The two-time world champion was an integral part of the KC defensive line that helped KC win a second Super Bowl in four years. Clark was seen on video caught up in the moment after the win and that was likely because he knew he would never play for the Chiefs again. Clark took to Twitter to say goodbye to KC and even shed some light on what he said to his teammates prior to the Super Bowl. Clark will now head to free agency and currently is third all time in sacks in postseason history. The 29-year-old left a lasting legacy in Kansas City and will not soon be forgotten for his contributions. Frank Clark message to teammates prior to Super Bowl I reminded my dogs the night before the big game that this would be the last time we ALL shared a room together. Coach Reid is like a pops and Chris and Khalen we locked in. Remember no matter what, be a stand up guy about everything and don’t let this shit trick you out success. pic.twitter.com/gVZthLJ40W— Frank Clark (@TheRealFrankC_) March 13, 2023 Khalen Saunders responds 🩸 couldn’t make us any closer. 95 & 55 always kept it genuine, thru the tuff times and all. Taught me half my knowledge on and off the football field. Forever grateful that my rook ass got the PRIVILEGE to be placed in yall room as vets. Love forever 🖐🏾 🖤 https://t.co/AXyBtldH6O— Saint Binky 2x (@khalenNOTkaylen) March 13, 2023 Facebook Twitter/X Email Post navigation WATCH: Mecole Hardman does not believe he was properly used in Chiefs offense Chris Jones says goodbye to former teammate Frank Clark
