The Jets agreed Thursday to trade a 2024 seventh-round draft pick to the Ravens in exchange for Clark, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Clark will officially join New York's roster next Wednesday, when the new league year begins, while Baltimore receives roughly $3.6 million in cap space. The veteran safety is an extremely versatile defender, having taken additional snaps at cornerback and linebacker when needed for the Ravens last season, racking up a career-high 101 tackles. He has a clear path to earning a significant role in defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich's scheme during the 2023 campaign.

Clark had 101 total tackles (61 solo, 40 assists) to go with four pass breakups and a fumble recovery in 2022.

EDGE Analysis

Clark entered the year with his role somewhat in question after the Ravens brought in Marcus Williams in free agency and Kyle Hamilton in the first round of the draft. Despite that, Clark logged the fifth-most snaps among safeties in the NFL this season. Williams' injury and Hamilton's slow development led to the Ravens leaning more on Clark and he responded with his most productive season to date in terms of tackles. He was less impactful in coverage, though, as he recorded no interceptions and his pass breakup count dropped from 12 to four. Clark is under contract for one more season and carries a $6 million cap hit for 2023.

Clark recorded 10 tackles (six solo) and two pass defenses during Sunday's 16-13 loss to the Steelers.

EDGE Analysis

Clark posted a team-high 10 stops, marking his first game of the campaign with double-digit tackles. Across 16 appearances, the sixth-year safety has totaled 98 tackles (career high), four pass defenses, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery while playing every single defensive snap for the Ravens this season.

Clark recorded seven tackles (four solo) in Sunday's 28-27 loss to Jacksonville.

EDGE Analysis

Clark finished second on the team in tackles Sunday, finishing just one stop behind Roquan Smith and Marcus Peters in the contest. His seven takedowns matched the safety's combined total from the three previous games. Clark will look to keep up his production from when the Ravens face the Broncos at home in Week 13.

Clark recorded nine tackles in Sunday's 23-20 victory over the Browns.

EDGE Analysis

Clark notched a season high in tackles against the Browns, as he finished second on his team in this category behind linebacker Patrick Queen. The strong safety also played every defensive snap for the seventh straight game to open the 2022 campaign. Clark is well on his way to set a new career high in tackles, as he has compiled 49 stops (33 solo), one forced fumble and a fumble recovery so far this season.

Clark recorded six solo tackles and recovered a fumble in Sunday's 24-20 loss to the Giants.

EDGE Analysis

Clark played 100 percent of the team's defensive snaps for the sixth-straight week to start the season. The veteran safety continues to be a leader in the Ravens secondary in his sixth season with the team. He and the Ravens take on the Browns in Week 7.

Clark posted six tackles (three solo) during Sunday's 23-20 loss to the Bills.

EDGE Analysis

Clark finished second on the team in tackles behind Odafe Oweh, who notched seven tackles and one sack. Through four games, Clark has played every single defensive snap and recorded 28 tackles. He'll look to maintain his solid play against the Bengals on Sunday Night Football.

Clark recorded six solo tackles during Sunday's loss to the Dolphins.

EDGE Analysis

Clark finished second on the team in tackles behind Marcus Williams (12) and has 14 stops through the first two games of the 2022 campaign. The veteran defensive back has recorded 169 tackles, 25 pass defenses and four interceptions over the previous three seasons and appears to be a key piece of Baltimore's defense once again.

Clark (undisclosed) was activated from the reserve/COVID-19 list Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Clark was sidelined for last week's loss to the Packers while on the COVID list, but his absence will be limited to one game. He'd barely missed a snap all season prior to the absence and should return to an every-down role now that he's cleared the health and safety protocols.

Clark (undisclosed) was placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list Thursday, Ryan Mink of the Ravens' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

The safety will now enter the league's protocols surrounding COVID-19, putting his availability for Sunday against the Packers at risk. Clark's absence would be a big blow for the Ravens as they are set to face Aaron Rodgers and the Packers in Week 15 and are already without their other starting safety Deshon Elliott (pectoral) for the remainder of the season. If he can't go, Geno Stone would likely step in for him in the secondary.