🏈 Vintage Autographed/Signed Frank Clark Super Bowl LIV Sack Kansas City Chiefs Framed 16x20 Football Photo Beckett BAS COA – Hand-Signed by the Kansas City Chiefs Defensive End Whose Sack in Super Bowl LIV Helped Seal the Most Significant Championship in the Franchise's History, the Night the Chiefs Defeated the San Francisco 49ers 31–20 in Miami and Delivered Kansas City Its First Super Bowl Title in 50 Years

🏈 Super Bowl LIV, played February 2, 2020, at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida, was the night the Kansas City Chiefs ended a 50-year championship drought. The franchise that Lamar Hunt founded, the franchise that had won Super Bowl IV in January 1970 when Len Dawson and the Chiefs defeated the Minnesota Vikings, had not returned to the Super Bowl in the five decades that followed – and the city of Kansas City, the fans who had watched the franchise through the rebuilds and the near-misses and the playoff exits that those 50 years produced, had waited for exactly this kind of night. When Patrick Mahomes engineered a fourth-quarter comeback from a 20–10 deficit to win 31–20 over the San Francisco 49ers, the wait ended. The Chiefs were champions again.

🏈 Frank Clark was one of the defensive anchors of that championship run. Born March 5, 1993, in East Cleveland, Ohio, Clark played college football at the University of Michigan before the Seattle Seahawks selected him in the 2nd round of the 2015 NFL Draft. He developed into one of the most productive pass rushers in the NFC during his four seasons in Seattle before the Kansas City Chiefs acquired him via trade in 2019 – a move that placed him in the AFC's most ascending offense-defense combination at exactly the right moment for a franchise pursuing its first championship in the modern era of the NFL.

🏆 In Super Bowl LIV, as the Chiefs built the fourth-quarter comeback that defined that night, Clark contributed to the defensive effort that held the 49ers scoreless in the final period while Mahomes and the offense found the touchdowns that turned a 10-point deficit into a championship victory. His sack in that game is documented on the signed photograph in this listing – the specific play that connects his name to the championship night in the way that the inscription captures and the Beckett authentication confirms. He won a second Super Bowl ring with the Chiefs in Super Bowl LVII following the 2022 season, adding a second championship to the personal story that the first ring in 2020 had begun.

✍️ This framed 16x20 photograph carries Clark's personal signature and the Beckett Authentication Services Certificate of Authenticity – BAS, confirming that the signature was personally applied by Frank Clark. Framed and display-ready, this piece connects directly to the sack and the game that made the Chiefs champions for the first time in 50 years. Condition: NOS.

🏈 Frank Clark. East Cleveland, Ohio. University of Michigan. Seattle Seahawks. Kansas City Chiefs. Defensive End. 2x Super Bowl Champion (LIV, LVII). Beckett BAS COA. Hall of Fame Sports Memorabilia. Condition: NOS.