As an IDP asset, Kenny Clark's most prominent value comes in true position or DT required formats. There are few difference-making players at the position (Aaron Donald, DeForest Buckner, Jeffery Simmons to name a few) so finding week-to-week production can be tough. Clark had previously been one of the few consistent producers after his back-to-back 55+ tackle and six sack seasons in 2018 and 2019. Unfortunately, Clark suffered a groin injury early on in 2020 and didn't start to gain momentum until later in the season. Thankfully, Clark had a healthy 2021 season and got back to doing Kenny Clark things on the interior. Clark produced a solid 48 tackles (27 solos) and recorded four sacks, doubling his 2020 total. Also promising, was the fact Clark saw a big increase in pressures with 68, per PFF, ranking as the second highest of his career behind his 69 pressures in 2019. Clark seems to be back on track and has some reinforcements (Wyatt and Reed) to hopefully take some pressure off him. Keeping an eye on his alignments will be something to monitor. Clark is coming off a season where he only saw 16.9% of his snaps (lowest in three years) lined up as a nose tackle. Hopefully, this trend continues for IDP purposes, but we do need to keep an eye on how Green Bay plans on using newly acquired Devonte Wyatt and Jarran Reed. However, if you miss out on the top flight DT's or wait on the position in drafts, Kenny Clark is a player I'd be targeting with a promising 2022 outlook on the horizon.