Photo: Instagram/Frank Clark The Denver Broncos are actively making changes to their roster in the offseason, as stated by coach Sean Payton, and they have now added veteran defensive end Frank Clark to their lineup. Multiple team sources have confirmed that Clark agreed to a one-year contract with the Broncos. The deal, reportedly worth up to $7.5 million, includes a guaranteed base salary of $5.5 million. Clark, who will be turning 30 soon, became available after the Kansas City Chiefs released him on March 1 due to contract disputes with his agent. The Broncos have an opening on their defensive line, particularly at the edge position, with linebacker Baron Browning recovering from knee surgery and Randy Gregory dealing with injuries throughout the previous season. Photo: Instagram/Frank Clark Gregory, who was signed to a significant deal last year, only played in six games and recorded two sacks due to a knee injury. Payton has been vocal about the team's intention to retoo...