“It’s very enjoyable because if they asked me to do anything else I probably wouldn’t have a job,” says Clark. “If they asked me to down block on D-ends all day like some teams … I can’t do that very well.

“But as much as they let me run and catch balls and block here and there, block out in the slot, I love it.”

Clark isn’t very big and he’s not known as a great blocker, and he certainly doesn’t sound like he wants to be a blocking TE. The problem is, when you lose your tackle, your TE is often used to help your backup tackle. I expect the Colts to use a tight end to block a lot more, but that might not be Dallas Clark. I think he suffers the most from the Glenn retirement, because he’ll likely be on the field less and be running routes less often when he is out there.