Frank Clark Accused of Attacking Philip Rivers

Seahawks defensive lineman Frank Clark angered multiple offensive linemen on the Chargers, who accused the rookie of trying to attack San Diego quarterback Philip Rivers while under a pile during Saturday's preseason game.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/1...ed-san-diego-chargers-attacking-philip-rivers

Colloquially referred to as "dirty bird" here:

http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/2015/aug/29/chargers-seahawks-nfl-rivers-frank-clark/

Here we go again ha ha........

Yep. Rivers was clearly holding onto Clark's jersey when he was trying to get up. What Dunlap did was basically a horsecollar move on the ground. Rivers is one of the whiniest douches in the NFL, right up there with Brady.

Clark looks like a stud. What a pick if he keeps his nose clean off the field.

:lol: ....I hope Clark goes all DV against all QB's.

Chargers and their fans are a bunch of crybabies. They are awfully full of themselves for a 3rd place team. I now call them the LA Chargers to all my San Diego acquaintances.

If you watch the whole play Clark was never in the pile, a bunch of whining bull sh&t from the LA Chargers. Dunlap was flagged. Rivers should have been flagged for grabbing Clark. I don't think there is a bigger crybaby than Rivers in the league.

The headline on ESPN is ridiculous. The players didn't even say what the headline reads. Kind of a hit job article really. No substance behind it whatever.

Dunlap also had a questionable hit on KJ that forced him to leave the game.. I would not be surprised if he is fined at least once for his "play" last game (Dunlap that is)

peachesenregalia":1wors7t9 said:

Largent80":1wors7t9 said:

:lol: ....I hope Clark goes all DV against all QB's.

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This. DV is deplorable, but if Clark can take out his agression on the field against opposing QBs, then everyone will be better off. Guy is going to be a stud. I can feel it. In my plums. They're getting a blueish hue.

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You might want to see a doctor about that.

Natethegreat":1019ce3k said:

The headline on ESPN is ridiculous. The players didn't even say what the headline reads. Kind of a hit job article really. No substance behind it whatever.

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This is exactly why I don't frequent ESPN.com or watch the channel unless the Hawks are playing on it--for about 6 years now. ESPN has become a blabbering muckraker machine that manufactures questionable headlines.

This whole thing is a reminder of Clark's DV incident, ESPN wants to keep it on the public's radar. If Clark had no blemish, there would be no story.

So ESPN was implying that Rivers is a female?

Chargers attempting to divert the NFL's attention from Dunlap being a bonehead to prevent a fine.

Worthless article, ESPN.

If the ball was at all insecure he was well within his role wrestling with Rivers.

To the SD crybabies, Boo Hoo!

I love this player, he's going to make us very happy!

To the SD crybabies once again, B-O-O H-O-O !!!

peachesenregalia":3ry07etu said:

Largent80":3ry07etu said:

:lol: ....I hope Clark goes all DV against all QB's.

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This. DV is deplorable, but if Clark can take out his agression on the field against opposing QBs, then everyone will be better off. Guy is going to be a stud. I can feel it. In my plums. They're getting a blueish hue.

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I have the urge to buy a bmw.

They managed to write 500 words on THIS and somehow blamed it on Clark?

Understandable, esp because Rivers has one of the more "punchable" looking faces in the NFL. Living on the fringes of Charger country I get the privilege of watching Charger games on local TV now and then. Make no mistake he whines like a "rhymes with beach".

hawknation2015":22guylrv said:

They managed to write 500 words on THIS and somehow blamed it on Clark?

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Just because of his history. BS.

Meh, I like Rivers. He's goofy and a pretty good QB, lol.

That idiot Rivers was grabbing Clark's jersey the whole time to hold him down. Very dangerous move to bend a lineman over backwards like that. If there is any justice, the NFL will fine Dunlap for the unnecessary roughness and for later justifying it.