Clark, a safety with versatility, could contribute on defense and special teams on the Cowboys’ depth chart. His athleticism may earn him a role as a reserve safety with potential for occasional coverage snaps if he tightens his run support and ball skills.

Clark’s 53-man spot signals trusted depth at safety, with potential special-teams value and occasional defensive snaps. His ceiling hinges on injury opportunities and coaches’ willingness to rotate safeties for situational packages.

Clark, Syracuse product, was cut after a preseason surge that included seven tackles. His versatility at safety keeps him on the radar for a practice-squad return. The release tightens safety depth and opens competition for back-end DB spots as Dallas heads into the season.

Alijah Clark, a safety from Syracuse, signed with the Cowboys, securing the highest signing bonus of $25,000. His guaranteed salary of $234,000 suggests a solid chance of making the practice squad.

Alijah Clark, a defensive back from Syracuse, received the highest signing bonus among the Cowboys' undrafted free agent signings at $25,000. His transition into the Cowboys' deepening defensive lineup is expected to provide him with a chance to compete for a spot on the roster.