Clark provides some solid (although not stellar) depth to a banged-up Houston O-line. He doesn't project as a starter, but has the experience to step in and play several different roles if needed (and he can start in a pinch). Clark also has an expiring and somewhat-affordable contract.

The Broncos have emerging offensive lineman Michael Schofield to step in and take Clark's spot, so for the Texans this move is probably primarily about saving a little cash. Clark provided solid depth and the ability to be a fill-in starter, but he isn't a top performer and gets caught in a numbers crunch here with rosters set soon.

As a backup offensive lineman Clark has little to no fantasy value in most leagues and formats. This trade is highly unlikely to affect either of Denver's or Houston's offenses.