Kansas City Chiefs Should Prep For Frank Clark Departure

Look closely at football headlines and notice the sports world preparing Kansas City Chiefs fans for an impending departure of an embattled All-Pro.

Here's the important part of the discussion . . .

"While there is a presumption of innocence in the American legal system, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is under no such constraints . . .The Chiefs will have to think about the longer term. Clark faces the possibility of two trials, either of which could result in incarceration that takes him out for some or all of the 2022 season."

It's interesting that Mr. Clark's previous gun offense is being downplayed despite the fact that it might impact any sentencing or consideration from a judge.

Accordingly, here's a peek at the discussion and hard time(s) confronting the Chiefs as they fight to get back to the Super Bowl. 

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