Damone Clark

LB Damone Clark shares his thoughts following a 47-9 loss to the Detroit Lions.

Dallas Cowboys linebacker Damone Clark's TFL vs. Detroit Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs has a Ray Lewis vibe to it.

Cowboys LB Damone Clark speaks with the media after practice at Training Camp in Oxnard, CA.

Linebacker Damone Clark shares his thoughts on learning from everyone around him, including LB Eric Kendricks and DC Mike Zimmer, his thoughts on the return of LB DeMarvion Overshown and more.

Linebacker Damone Clark shares his thoughts following a 31-10 loss against the Buffalo Bills.

Damone Clark has been another key guy on this Dan Quinn defense who has made a true second year jump. Nicole Hutchison sits down with him to take trip down memory lane at LSU, his challenges dealing with the un-known of his career prior to his rookie year and more.

Linebacker Damone Clark talks about trusting the coaching, his training as they prepare to visit the Buffalo Bills and more.

Linebacker Damone Clark shares his thoughts on his recent play, currently leading the team in tackles, playing on Thanksgiving and more.

Linebacker Damone Clark talks about the impact of the loss of Leighton Vander Esch for the season, stepping up to try and fill the void left and more.

Linebacker Damone Clark talks about his role in trying to fill the void created by Leighton Vander Esch's neck injury, playing for him and his family and more.

Linebacker Damone Clark talks about losing some friends to the Dallas Cowboys 53-man roster cuts, his second year plan and more.

Linebacker Damone Clark shares his thoughts following a 22-14 defeat to the Seattle Seahawks.

Linebacker Damone Clark talks about watching and learning, while injured last training camp and how that experience is helping him now and more.

Linebacker Damone Clark shares his thoughts following a 24-6 win over the Chicago Bears.

Damone Clark spoke Saturday about his familiarity with the Cowboys during the draft process, and how well it worked out to wind up in Dallas.

Listen to the exclusive audio of the call from the Cowboys to LB Damone Clark, the fifth selection by the Cowboys in the 2022 NFL Draft.

The Dallas Cowboys select LSU Tigers linebacker Damone Clarke in Round 5 of the 2022 NFL Draft with the No. 176 overall pick.

Sean Lee is quietly enjoying his NFL retirement, but the former Pro Bowler is joining Leighton Vander Esch in helping Damone Clark unlock his full potential — it showing in 2024 camp.

DeMarvion Overshown is returning from a devastating injury as a second-year player and Damone Clark can empathize — offering priceless advice to his fellow linebacker. 

From the addition of Erick Kendricks to the return of DeMarvion Overshown and lots in-between, the linebackers group owns a laundry list of questions on the Dallas Cowboys' depth chart.

A few players have switched jersey numbers this offseason, including Jalen Tolbert, who has moved to No. 1, along with a couple of linebackers that went into the teens.

Leighton Vander Esch's era in Dallas, and the NFL, is now over and that means the Cowboys are hoping Eric Kendricks can help save the day — with a possible draft pick as well.

Leighton Vander Esch will make a decision on his career soon, and his injury highlighted a glaring issue on an otherwise great Dallas Cowboys' defense that must be repaired.

Damone Clark and Markquese Bell heard about the possible addition of Shaq Leonard, but they marched onto the field against the Eagles and proved the Cowboys don't need him

Leighton Vander Esch is officially lost for the season, and possibly more, which means the Cowboys have a lot of questions at LB; but ones they've already begun answering 

Damone Clark will be asked to take on a greater workload with the loss of LVE, and the former All-American sounds ready to eat, especially after the loss to the 49ers.

Damone Clark was a presence to be feared on Saturday, as the second-year linebacker excelled in valuable preseason reps.

The defensive roster for the Dallas Cowboys is stacked with established talent, those coming off of a breakout season and, in the case of Damone Clark, talent primed to explode in 2023.

We're just over a week into training camp, and a large handful of players have increased their value as the days have gone by.

With so many young superstars on the horizon, which player is ready to have that breakout year? The writers debated in today's 20 Questions series on who will make their first Pro Bowl. 

The Cowboys had a lot of standouts from the 2022 draft class as rookies, but is who ready for a bigger leap in Year 2? 

The linebacker spot is rather tricky because of the versatility and position flex that goes in and out of the position. Today's 20 Questions series involves trying to predict the starting lineup at linebacker.

It wasn't simply an impressive rookie debut for Damone Clark in 2022, it was one that nearly didn't happen at all, and his first true offseason now has him aimed at the moon.

The Cowboys have some front-line linebackers in Micah Parsons and Leighton Vander Esch, but still have a lot of youth at the position as we head into the NFL Draft next week.

When he was drafted last April, not many expected Damone Clark to play again until 2023. But he returned from an injury to play in 10 games and should be in position for more this season. 

Mike McCarthy is still singing the praise for what his rookie class was able to achieve in 2022, but the job is not done, and that means everyone will be expected to level up in 2023.

As the Cowboys try to retain LVE to avoid issues at linebacker, they do so with NFL free agency presenting several options at the position 

Micah Parsons is who most will think of at LB for the Cowboys, but the position of true LB in Dallas was dominated by Leighton Vander Esch in 2022, and he is again a free agent.

With no time to ramp up to NFL game speed, Damone Clark flashed in his debut but feels he left plays on the field as well - working hard to show his stripes going forward.

Damone Clark wasn't expecting to take on so much defensive work in his NFL debut for the Cowboys, but he was clearly prepared and left a great impression in the win over Chicago.

Some predicted a possible redshirt season for talented rookie fifth-round pick Damone Clark, but he's bucked the odds and now has a chance to make an elite Dallas defense even better.

Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy said the team will start the three-week practice window for rookie linebacker Damone Clark, who has been on the Non-Football Injury list since the start of training camp.