Can Kenny Clark have a Pro Bowl type season with the Cowboys?

Kenny Clark landing with the Dallas Cowboys is one of those moves that could quietly reshape their defense. Here’s why he’s in a position to have a huge season:

• Perfect Scheme Fit: Clark has long been a disruptive interior lineman who can collapse the pocket and stop the run.
• Matt Eberflus getting a new toy: With Eberflus now coordinating the defense, Clark could be used in creative alignments. He loves versatile linemen, and Clark can play nose, 3-tech, or even shift depending on the front. That flexibility should maximize his snaps.
• Veteran Presence: Dallas has been looking for a true anchor in the middle. Clark brings playoff experience and leadership to a young defensive line, which could elevate the entire unit’s consistency.
• Motivation Factor: After years with Green Bay, a change of scenery and playing on a high-profile, championship-hungry Cowboys roster could fuel a career-best season.

Bottom line: Yes, Kenny Clark can absolutely have a huge season with Dallas. Clark could be in line for his best statistical year yet — both in sacks and run stops — while giving the Cowboys the interior presence they’ve lacked for years.

Projected 2025 Season Stats (with Cowboys):

• Tackles: 50–55 total (30 solo, 20–25 assisted)
• Tackles for Loss: 8–10
• Quarterback Hits: 14–16
• Sacks: 6–8 (career-high potential)
• Forced Fumbles: 1–2
• Passes Defended: 2–3 (he’s been underrated at getting hands up in passing lanes)

I know the Cowboys had to give up Micah Parsons or Michael as Jerry calls him, but Kenny Clark could be a good get for the Cowboys.