Back in 2016, Kenny Clark was a bit of a surprise as the Green Bay Packers’ first-round draft pick. Of course, in hindsight it made a ton of sense — he was a very young player at a key position and possessed massive athletic ability.
Fast-forward to 2024. Now 28 years old, Clark is the longest-tenured Packer on the roster with eight seasons under his belt. (Preston Smith is older and has more NFL experience, but he joined the Packers in 2019.) Clark has made three Pro Bowl appearances, making him one of just 15 players from his draft class to reach that mark.