Summary
Derrick Clark Sr., a former NFL player who played for the Denver Broncos, died at the age of 54. He also played in NFL Europe and other football leagues before retiring and became a co-owner of a developmental league team.
Key Facts
- Derrick Clark Sr. played one season with the Denver Broncos in 1994.
- He appeared in 16 games and started four times for the Broncos.
- Clark scored three touchdowns and gained 168 rushing yards with the Broncos.
- He played in NFL Europe for the Rhein Fire and became second all-time in rushing yards there.
- Clark helped the Rhein Fire win the 1998 World Bowl Championship.
- In 2001, he led the Orlando Rage in touchdowns and rushing yards in the XFL.
- After retiring, he became the co-owner of the Daytona Beach Broncos.
- Clark was inducted into the Evangel University Athletics Hall of Fame in 2021.
