Clark was the last of the Polar Bear’s many offspring, err, draft picks to don the Green and Mustard Yellow. By all accounts, was a great leader in the clubhouse, on any given Sunday, Monday and Thursday, and in the community. Grew up impoverished. Father might’ve been falsely imprisoned. Beat the odds, made it into the League and became a millionaire.
In the results-oriented business that is the NFL, props to Clark for getting the Packers to (over)pay him what they did. Dude was paid like Chris Jones but played like hustling Jack Heflin.
And give credit where credit is due. A hundred million years from now, light from 2011 earth will reach a distant planet. An intelligent life form on that planet will witness the Polar Bear give birth to the Super Bowl 45 champions.
In the results-oriented business that is the NFL, props to Clark for getting the Packers to (over)pay him what they did. Dude was paid like Chris Jones but played like hustling Jack Heflin.
And give credit where credit is due. A hundred million years from now, light from 2011 earth will reach a distant planet. An intelligent life form on that planet will witness the Polar Bear give birth to the Super Bowl 45 champions.

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