In a surprising move, the Seattle Seahawks have decided to part ways with veteran defensive end, Frank Clark, according to ESPN sources. Clark's departure comes as no major surprise, as he has failed to make a significant impact on the field this season. Despite being a key player for the Seahawks in previous years, Clark's performance has been lackluster, with no recorded sacks in the six games he played.

Originally selected as a second-round pick by the Seahawks in 2015, Clark enjoyed success in Seattle for four seasons before continuing his impressive play for another four years with the Kansas City Chiefs. However, his fortunes took a turn when he signed with the Denver Broncos during the offseason. Unfortunately, before he could even record a single tackle, Clark was released by the Broncos.

After his release, the Seahawks decided to bring Clark back into the fold, but his playing time was severely limited. It appears that at 30 years old, Clark's performance and productivity are questionable, raising doubts about his future in the NFL. This recent release by the Seahawks could potentially mark the end of Clark's professional football career.

With Clark's departure, the Seahawks will be looking for alternative options to bolster their defensive line. The team's decision to release the once-prominent defensive end signifies a commitment to finding younger and more productive talent to complement their roster.

It remains to be seen if Frank Clark will continue his football journey with another team or if he will gracefully retire from the sport. As the NFL offseason approaches, Clark's future will undoubtedly be a topic of discussion among football enthusiasts and analysts alike.