Chiefs’ Frank Clark lets loose in expletive-filled interview after AFC championship win over Titans
Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Frank Clark backed up his trash talk Sunday and punctuated it with an expletive-driven postgame interview.
After the Chiefs dispatched the Tennessee Titans 35-24 while limiting Derrick Henry to 69 yards, Clark was asked about his team’s delivery by the same NFL Network reporter who quoted him in saying there’s “no difficulty in tackling” Henry, who had amassed 377 yards in Tennessee’s previous two playoff contests.
Clark’s response: “(The Titans) come in here, they say they’re gonna run the ball. I know exactly what they were gonna do, you watching that film, you know what they’re going to do. The last two games, (Henry) had 200 yards each game, I knew damn well we weren’t gonna win the game if we let that happen. They come in here, call him the best rusher in the league. We sending his (expletive) home early.”
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Clark downplayed Henry’s ability prior to Sunday’s AFC championship.
“He’s not hard to hit,” Clark told NFL Network. “He’s just a big guy. 240, 245, 250, honestly he should be running harder at his weight and at his size. I don’t see no difficulty in tackling him.”
