Clark is one of the top returning offensive linemen in Class 4A. I love the way he explodes out of his stance regardless of whether it’s a run play or passing play. The fact that he has several pancakes while he’s both run- and pass-blocking says a lot about his consistency in being aggressive and winning at the point of attack. Clark is agile and is shown easily mirroring edge defenders that try to get around him in his junior-year highlights. Does a great job with hand placement as well. Most likely will be moved inside at the next level. Definitely finishes his blocks. Doesn’t have long arms but does a great job of keeping defensive lineman at bay with what he has to work with.

Clark has a lot of good things for him, specifically when it comes to pass protection and his ability to finish. On multiple pass protection reps, he demonstrates the ability to square up edge rushers and redirect their path. There’s one play where he rides the defender completely out of the pocket. Another rep shows him mirroring a rusher effectively before finishing the rep with a pancake. Clark’s film also shows him locking on and stonewalling a pass rusher. He does a solid job on a couple of combo-blocks as well. In the run game, his point-of-attack aggressiveness is there. At his size, I’d like to see him really move people out of the way. I think some of his better plays are later in the highlights because it’s constructed that way. I’d like to see him put his true best 5-10 plays at the front of the highlights. Coaches will also want to see how he looks pulling, trapping, and working in space on perimeter runs.