Dallas Clark signs six-year deal: Colts president Bill Polian said Wednesday that TE Dallas Clark signed a new six-year contract that virtually assures Peyton Manning of finding one of his favorite targets for the rest of his career. Terms were not disclosed, but a source close to the negotiations said the deal will make Clark the NFL's highest-paid player at his position even though he's never been selected to the Pro Bowl. The source spoke on condition of anonymity because of a clause in the contract. The move came a day after the Colts announced they designated Clark their franchise player. Clark had a career season in 2007, finishing with 58 catches for 616 yards and 11 touchdowns, all career highs. (Updated 02/21/2008).
Injury Report
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Fantasy Analysis
Clark staying with the Colts is a great thing for Fantasy owners. He has increased his value to be a No. 1 TE, and if Marvin Harrison is limited in 2008 with a knee injury, Clark will continue to shine. Keep an eye on what develops for Clark this offseason, but plan on drafting him in the second tier of No. 1 tight ends and as a starter for your Fantasy team, well worth a middle- to late-round pick in drafts this summer. (Updated 02/21/2008).
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Dallas Clark signs six-year deal: Colts president Bill Polian said Wednesday that TE Dallas Clark signed a new six-year contract that virtually assures Peyton Manning of finding one of his favorite targets for the rest of his career. Terms were not disclosed, but a source close to the negotiations said the deal will make Clark the NFL's highest-paid player at his position even though he's never been selected to the Pro Bowl. The source spoke on condition of anonymity because of a clause in the contract. The move came a day after the Colts announced they designated Clark their franchise player. Clark had a career season in 2007, finishing with 58 catches for 616 yards and 11 touchdowns, all career highs. (Updated 02/21/2008).
Injury Report
No information available at this time (Updated 7/24/08).
Fantasy Analysis
Clark staying with the Colts is a great thing for Fantasy owners. He has increased his value to be a No. 1 TE, and if Marvin Harrison is limited in 2008 with a knee injury, Clark will continue to shine. Keep an eye on what develops for Clark this offseason, but plan on drafting him in the second tier of No. 1 tight ends and as a starter for your Fantasy team, well worth a middle- to late-round pick in drafts this summer. (Updated 02/21/2008).
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